Post by Dean Winchester on Jan 6, 2016 16:39:58 GMT -5
Later that night, back at Bobby's the library was just as somber a place as the car had been. There really wasn't anything to be said.
On the television, playing in the background, they could hear the news reporter reeling off a string of warnings. "Just received an update that the governor has declared a state of emergency for Paulding County, including the towns of Marion, Fetterville, and Carthage. The storm system has reportedly touched off a number of tornadoes in the area. Death tolls have yet to be estimated, but state officials expect the loss of life and property to be staggering." Dean reached over to switch off the television. Bobby took a copy of the picture they'd taken earlier from his desk and flicked it into the lit fireplace without a word. He, Sam, and Dean watched it burn.
Dean's eyes stayed on Jo until there was nothing left to see.
On the television, playing in the background, they could hear the news reporter reeling off a string of warnings. "Just received an update that the governor has declared a state of emergency for Paulding County, including the towns of Marion, Fetterville, and Carthage. The storm system has reportedly touched off a number of tornadoes in the area. Death tolls have yet to be estimated, but state officials expect the loss of life and property to be staggering." Dean reached over to switch off the television. Bobby took a copy of the picture they'd taken earlier from his desk and flicked it into the lit fireplace without a word. He, Sam, and Dean watched it burn.
Dean's eyes stayed on Jo until there was nothing left to see.
[THE END.]
