Tattered: Growing Pains
A SPN ABO Fan-fiction Series
Featuring: Alpha!Sam x Omega!Reader, Alpha!Dean x Omega!Reader, Alpha!Sam x Omega!Reader x Alpha!Dean
Warnings, etc: Dean has discovered he’s into her being pregnant. Sam and Dean tag-team smut. Oral, knotting, there’s lots of bodily fluids, but also a bath tub. Breeding kink, possessive and jealous Alphas. Nesting, pregnancy problems.
Dean
The thing about hearing other people’s thoughts—- or even just having their emotions running through your head, well, it makes it really fucking easy to see their point of view. Especially after sensing the way she felt about me and Sam both. So— yeah, I decided to be the bigger man. But; really, it came down to Sam accepting that, truemate or not— I was just as much her Alpha as he was.
It hasn’t been the easiest, but it sure beats the alternative.
It’s almost time to start moving into the Barn when I smell the change on her skin. Bobby and me have been busting ass all winter to get the place up to code and habitable. I didn’t realize we were working on a deadline, but life’s always had a way of biting me in the ass.
I gather her up against me, rubbing my belt against her middle as she leans back to squint at my face. “What?”
I shake my head and go all glassy eyed on her, because she is actually glowing a little. And if she doesn’t realize it yet, I’m not gonna be the one to say anything. I admit I’m slightly tickled to have this kind of secret to keep for a while.
Maybe even a little smug, too.
Sam’s been working with Garth and some folks on the inside at Roman Enterprises to figure out the how’s and why’s to zapping the fucking face-munchers back to where they came from. So far it’s been all surveillance and research, but everybody knows the time to act is rapidly approaching.
Now, we have another reason to get back home in one piece. Hell, maybe even reasons.
"Nothing, just looking at ya.“
She rolls her eyes and swats my chest, reprimanding me. She kisses me quick, but deep and goes back to hauling in the rest of the groceries. I can’t wait to see Bobby’s face when he finds out he’s gonna be a grandpa.
God, might even make him cry.
I drive to the Barn because though the weather is finally turning for the better, it’s a cakey, mucky mess out there and I don’t really want to spend five minutes cleaning my boots before I get to do the final walk through.
The plan was once the chompers were dealt with, we’d let her loose to nest. But I think it’s time. Circumstances have changed. And we probably should keep her as busy as possible while she’s still willing and able to put in the manual labor.
Fuck, I wonder if Sam knows. It’s not like I can hear a heartbeat yet, it’s just a chemical thing. Or maybe Alpha’s intuition. Who knows and I don’t really care how—- I just know what I know.
The entryway is wide and empty for now. We kept stone as the primary material for the floors, maintaining the rustic feel. But I talked Bobby into wisely installing a heating system beneath the decorative tiles. Warm and cozy like.
The staircase is wide and angular, nothing ornate, but sturdy. The kitchen and first floor bath branch out to the right, making for a southern exposure for a lot of natural light. The den and the office/library take up the left side, which once held the farm equipment and animal stalls.
Bobby ensured the built-in bookshelves would make Sam pop a nerd boner.
I take the stairs two at a time, rushing to see if I can parcel out the upstairs living quarters with some pocket doors or just keep it predominantly one large room with only single smaller rooms on each side, backed by the ensuite bathroom on one side and the walk-in closet on the other.
I don’t think we were ever gonna need this much closet space so I start measuring it out, thinking nurseries don’t last forever and that eventually we’d need space for toys and then privacy after that.
Maybe we hadn’t thought this through after all. I think about calling Bobby out here, but it’s probably too early to be making such adjustments.
Should wait ‘til she’s been to a doctor or something.
Still, makes me worry that the house isn’t really ready. Or that could just be me.