Looking For Something To Eat. // Teddy //

Teddy smiled weakly up at Bobby. "It's nice to finally meet you too, Bobby." She said softly before Sam offered for drinks and she smiled lightly. "I'd love one." She spoke out before she got up herself and glanced at Dean as a warning while Bobby and Sam told him to sit back down. She took her own bottle and helped Sam by taking Dean's and passing it to him. She sat back down and opened her own beer bottle and took a sip and she squinted her left eye - a reaction she always did when trying to figure out something.

"Mmm, American beer is pretty nice." She spoke with a nod before taking another gulp of it. "But British beer is so much better." She smirked before looking over to the three other hunters. "So you boys are pretty close to one another huh?" She asked them curiously. They must've been pretty close seeing as Bobby acted quite fatherly towards them when Dean came in with his banged up look. Sure, Teddy had cleaned his cuts already but she still couldn't help but get the guilty look on her face every time her eyes rested on his bruised and cut face...

Dick Roman was going to pay. That's what Teddy declared inside her mind. He was going to pay, someday.

"Wow twenty years sounds like a long time." She smiled lightly. "I'm only 26 so I would've been 6 at that time." She smirked before looking over to Bobby once he asked about what had happened to Dean and his face. She had almost forgotten about that and she wish she had. She solemnly looked at Dean before looking to Bobby. "Leviathans." She answered quietly in-sync with the boys.

Teddy rubbed her burnt shoulder and winced as she brushed over the bad bit of the shoulder. She tried to hold it back as well as she could, but the wince did bypass her lips rather loudly. She looked down to her lap as she held her left shoulder with a large ache coming from it. It could be said it was the guilt she carried on her shoulders that made it ache... but it wasn't, her burn mark covered her entire shoulder and always ached if she sat still too much.

"Leviathans ambushed me in my motel room and made me call the boys over... shit went down and me and Sam were locked outside the room while Dean disappeared... and then we found Dean-o near the exit of the parking lot." She explained it briefly, not mentioning the moment her mind decided to flip out and her little time of bonding with Sam.

Teddy glanced to Dean and hit his arm lightly with a small punch. Whether she made him wince or not she couldn't care less. She smiled lightly, knowing he was only teasing but guilt was something the Wilsons took to heart. Teddy noticed the blank look on Sam's face as he seemed to be in his own little world. She blinked out of worry and curiosity for the guy.

Dean's smile at Sam's answer to him seemed strained and uneasy, making Teddy look at each of the three men with a pointed look as if she was asking 'what the hell is going on here' before she looked straight at Sam. She opened her mouth to point out his odd occurrences earlier on but she didn't mention it out loud as she thought he might not want his big brother and surrogate father to find out. She simply looked down and stood up slowly, drinking the last bit of her beer before going into the kitchen, her gaze hitting the boys before she entered it, putting the empty beer bottle in the bin.

Her head ached but her left shoulder ached the most, making her wince loudly and gasp in pain as she grabbed it with her right hand and bent over. "Fucker." She cursed under her breath as she tried to free the aching pain in her shoulder but it was too much for her. 'Shit.' She thought after a few seconds of kneading her shoulder, hoping it would've stopped but her shoulder wouldn't stop. Her eyes looked up and she noticed a reflection on the window. It was her sister, Kelly. She looked pissed, really pissed. Teddy backed away into the corner of the kitchen and curled up in the corner, holding her shoulder as it continued to ache.

Teddy had been muttering about her sister Kelly, asking her what was wrong and why she seemed so angry. But Teddy's thoughts were ripped from her once she heard Dean's voice call her name and asking the question that always made her grimace - he asked if she was okay. She looked slowly up at Dean. "D-dean?" She blinked before she looked around and stood up slowly. "I-I'm fine..." She muttered before looking over at him, her hand holding her aching, left shoulder. "Y-you should go sit down y-you'll hurt yourself." She stuttered before shakily pulling out the bottle of pills from her jacket pocket and poured two pills into her hand and she put them in her mouth, taking them down with a large gulp.

She stood there, her eyesight fuzzy before it finally focusing as she put the bottle away after screwing its lid back on. She glanced at Dean and walked over to him slowly before wrapping her arms around him and hugging him, her strength was very weak and her eyes were going heavy. "I'm so tired..." She muttered before she almost stumbled to the ground out of exhaustion. "Stupid pills..." She grumbled with sleep lacing her voice before her eyes closed and her arms were wrapped loosely around Dean's form.

Teddy was stumbling a little but was appreciating the little pat she'd gotten on the back and the assistance to the living room. She sat down on the couch and heard Bobby announcing he was going to make them dinner. Her tummy would've rumbled if she hadn't have felt like she was going to pass out any minute. She nodded briefly and smiled at Bobby before he left to the kitchen as she sat next to Dean before her eyes felt heavy and she shuffled a little and laid her head on the couch's arm, her eyes closing as she dozed off in a blink of an eye - not before saying: "I'm so sleepy..."

Sleep. It was something Teddy cherished. Even if her sleep schedule was off the rails, she still found time to sleep at least three or four hours a day, the luckiest amount she could get was six - but even that was a stretch for a hunter like herself. Teddy's sleeping face was peaceful and calm, her stress and guilt seemed to have lifted to the Heavens.

Teddy was usually a quiet girl when she slept, her snoring was barely audible and she was always still and calm-looking. It was like she was dead but she wasn't. She hadn't heard their conversation about her, but she heard snippets of it because she was a pretty light sleeper. 'Dean's met me in the future? What? the hell is he on about?' She asked herself curiously before her mouth began to murmur things: "Dean-o... don't die on me, okay?" She was so quiet when she murmured what her dreams were flicking about to her past memories and more current memories. She had quoted, briefly, what she had said to Dean in the Croatoan era and to her she didn't even know she had done such a thing.

"I know you do, Sammy... I know you do." She whispered lightly, quoting her little consolation with Sam, before curling up a little more in her sleep, being careful not to accidentally kick Dean in the leg as he was sat beside her sleeping form after all. "Kelly... why are you so angry?"

Teddy felt a nudge to her arm and her eyes jolted open to be met with Bobby bringing soup in an putting it down on the table for each of them. She smiled lightly at the sight of each and everyone of them looking like completely normal people. But she knew they weren't exactly 'normal', 'cus neither was she. She sat up and idly rubbed her tired eyes before smiling lightly at Bobby. "T-thanks for the food, da- Bobby." She almost caught herself, she had caught herself doing it to. She felt embarrassed but ate her soup slowly, hoping no one noticed.

Well, Teddy wouldn't actually mind if they did, as long as they didn't tease her about it. She got her beer and screwed off the lid and gently placed the lid down on the coffee table before taking a swig of it, the contents making the ache in her left shoulder subside for a while.