Monster Movie Fever
Summary: Y/n is having trouble with John’s absence and Dean’s attempts to live his life to the fullest now that he’s back from Hell.
Pairing: Alpha!Dean x Beta!Jamie (from Monster Movie)
Story Warnings: angst…A/B/O dynamics, canon divergence, angst, physical violence, mentions of forced marking, rejection sickness, mentions of noncon, mentions of self-mutilation, did I mention angst?
You rolled your eyes at the polka music. Oktoberfest. Beer, polka, pretzels, women in dirndls and braids…of course Dean was happy to be there.
“We still got to see the new Raiders movie,” Dean said, adjusting his suit jacket.
“Saw it,” you and Sam said at the same time.
“Without me?” Dean responded incredulously.
“You were in Hell,” Sam defended.
“Crystal Skull sucked anyway. Best thing was Cate Blanchett as a hot Nazi,” you said.
Dean cut his eyes at you for a minute before looking past you. “Big pretzel!” Sam smiled and shook his head as Dean walked away toward the pretzel cart. Dean bought three pretzels and handed them out. You weren’t really hungry, hadn’t been since John left, but you nibbled on the bread to distract yourself as Dean ogled a blond in a dirndl, his eyes following the pretty beta until she disappeared into a tavern across the courtyard.
“Looks like that’s our man,” Sam said, gesturing at the sheriff. You and Dean followed Sam over. “Sheriff Dietrich.”
“Are you the boys…and lady…from the fed?” the sheriff asked.
“Agents Angus, Young, and Scott,” Sam answered as the three of you showed your badges. Dietrich leaned forward and gave extra attention to your badge before straightening. “We called ahead about your, uh, problem.”
“Right. Um…I’ll tell you what, why don’t we talk this out away from the crowd, huh?” The sheriff cleared his throat and put a hand up when you tried to follow. “The morgue is an omega-free space. Our coroner has an aversion.”
“Excuse me?” Sam asked, confused. “An ‘aversion’?”
“It’s fine, Sam. Take pictures, fill me in later. I’ll go back to the room…since I’m obviously not welcome in Canonsburg.”
“Hey, it’s not like that. We don’t have a problem with omegas in Canonsburg. It’s just…our coroner-”
“I’ve heard all the excuses in the past, Sheriff,” you interrupted. “I’m obviously not going to fight you about it. I don’t have the energy.”
“How you gonna get there?” Dean asked, quietly.
“It’s called a taxi, Dean,” you snapped, slapping your barely-eaten pretzel into his chest and walking away.