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"Cas," Dean says, frowning down at his bare toes, "you, uh—you've been through a lot in the past twenty-four hours, okay? We don't have to talk about this. About any of it. I—"
"I'm saying that I want to try it again."
Dean snaps his head up. "You what now?"
"My solution," Cas says carefully, "is that instead of showing each other violence, we show each other... the opposite."
“The opposite,” Dean says. “Like…”
“Sex.”
Dean sucks in a breath. "Oh," he squeaks out.
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Dean helps Cas recover from Rowena's attack dog spell. Cas has an interesting proposition.
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Dean's just trying to bake a strawberry shortcake. It should be a simple enough task. Except Cas suddenly appearing by his side mentioning strawberries are known aphrodisiacs is a one-way ticket to completely derail Dean's plans. Let alone seeing Cas pick up the strawberries that Dean just so happened to drop as soon as Cas mentioned the word aphrodisiac. Something about seeing Cas' fingers wrapped around strawberries is enough to have Dean swooning. Maybe it was time to test that theory of aphrodisiacs strawberries with a kiss or two.
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- Part 19 of 50 Types of Kisses: Destiel Edition
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"It's a long way down to hell
And it gets lonely when I'm driving by myself
Yeah, it's a long, long, long way down
But it ain't so bad when you're around"-or-
Castiel confesses to Dean. Shenanigans ensue as they explore their relationship.
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There was a soft laugh behind him before Cas was velcro against his back once more. Warm palms that once held blades and fought in the battles of heaven dipped beneath his shirt and stroked the soft skin of his abdomen, and Dean couldn’t imagine the idea that his heaven could be anywhere else but right there.
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or, dean and castiel share a quiet morning in the kitchen
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Castiel had lived for billions of years. He knew what it was like to be an angel, a soldier, a god, and a fallen. He had witnessed Creation, the dawn of humanity, and the rise of the first civilizations. He had seen Eden, the Lighthouse of Pharos, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, and the Roman Empire in its era of power.
Castiel knew the secrets of the universe, but humanity still held many mysteries for him. For example, he had no idea why he had been thinking of Dean so often lately, or why his heart would start racing whenever he accidentally touched his skin.