“You look upset” Daphne noted. “I didn’t mean to upset you. I thought this was what anda wanted”
“You kind of took me oleh surprise. I wasn’t expecting to see anda here” Cas explained.
“Right, of course, I’m sorry” Daphne said. She looked around, a little nervous. Then her eyes fell on a small café. “Did anda have breakfast yet?” Cas shook his head. “Perfect, let’s go that café over there” She dragged Cas along and entered the café. She ordered two coffees and breakfast of the house. While they were waiting for their order Daphne intertwined her fingers.
“So, tell me, what happened?”
Cas took a deep breath.
“I know who I am now. My real name is Castiel” he started.
“That demon berkata his name’s Castiel” Daphne said.
“He was lying. It was a satirical joke” Cas said. “Dean Winchester, the man who requested my help for his brother, is a friend of me”
“Oh, I get it” Daphne berkata slowly.
“I didn’t mean to leave you” Cas berkata apologizing. “Certain things came up”
Daphne wanted to ask what things when someone coughed and they both looked up.
“Hello, Cas, long time no see” Anna said.
“Anna!” Cas exclaimed. “How are anda alive? Michael killed you”
“Yeah, and Raphael killed you, Lucifer killed you, Leviathan killed you, but you’re still here” Anna berkata sarcastic. “You think you’re the only malaikat that can be resurrected?”
“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean it like that” Cas said. “Why did anda come here? Is there something important anda have to tell me?”
“I just thought anda should know you’re no longer the only malaikat around here” Anna said, before flying away.
“You kind of took me oleh surprise. I wasn’t expecting to see anda here” Cas explained.
“Right, of course, I’m sorry” Daphne said. She looked around, a little nervous. Then her eyes fell on a small café. “Did anda have breakfast yet?” Cas shook his head. “Perfect, let’s go that café over there” She dragged Cas along and entered the café. She ordered two coffees and breakfast of the house. While they were waiting for their order Daphne intertwined her fingers.
“So, tell me, what happened?”
Cas took a deep breath.
“I know who I am now. My real name is Castiel” he started.
“That demon berkata his name’s Castiel” Daphne said.
“He was lying. It was a satirical joke” Cas said. “Dean Winchester, the man who requested my help for his brother, is a friend of me”
“Oh, I get it” Daphne berkata slowly.
“I didn’t mean to leave you” Cas berkata apologizing. “Certain things came up”
Daphne wanted to ask what things when someone coughed and they both looked up.
“Hello, Cas, long time no see” Anna said.
“Anna!” Cas exclaimed. “How are anda alive? Michael killed you”
“Yeah, and Raphael killed you, Lucifer killed you, Leviathan killed you, but you’re still here” Anna berkata sarcastic. “You think you’re the only malaikat that can be resurrected?”
“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean it like that” Cas said. “Why did anda come here? Is there something important anda have to tell me?”
“I just thought anda should know you’re no longer the only malaikat around here” Anna said, before flying away.
“We’re home, Damon” Elena said. She and Stefan were helping Damon reach the porch, something he’d rather do alone, thinking he’d recovered enough.
“I’m going to open the door” Stefan said. He let go of Damon and ran to the door and opened it. Then he walked back at Damon and Elena. When he wanted to help Damon enter Damon pushed his arm away.
“I don’t need your help” he berkata pissed, avoiding to look at him.
Stefan looked helplessly at his ex, but she gave him a ‘what did anda expect’ kind of look back. She helped Damon enter the house and Stefan walked behind them...
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“I’m going to open the door” Stefan said. He let go of Damon and ran to the door and opened it. Then he walked back at Damon and Elena. When he wanted to help Damon enter Damon pushed his arm away.
“I don’t need your help” he berkata pissed, avoiding to look at him.
Stefan looked helplessly at his ex, but she gave him a ‘what did anda expect’ kind of look back. She helped Damon enter the house and Stefan walked behind them...
