Serendipity/Serendipitous + Dean
One-word drabbles are currently closed. These are old prompts I saved.
Requested by @ellen-reincarnated1967 (serendipitous) and @dean-winchesters-bacon (serendipity)
Word count: 434
Category: fluff
“You may find serendipity in your near future. Hey, you think I’ll get a discount on that premium oil for baby again?” Dean said, popping the broken fortune cookie into his mouth.
“Maybe you’ll get a new hobby.” Sam stuffed a few paper bills into the check holder and placed it back on the table.
Dean scowled, taking Sam’s cookie from across the table.
“Hey! I was going to eat–” Sam stopped as the waitress came to pick up the payment.
The woman chuckled, looking between the two of them. “Brothers?”
“Unfortunately,” Sam said.
“Sammy here’s just jealous I got two cookies.”
“Well, that’s a shame for him. Those cookies are the best,” she said, winking at Dean before walking away.
Dean watched her go, and then turned to Sam. “Looks like you won’t be serendipitous today.”
Sam rolled his eyes as he slid out of the booth. “If either of us are lucky, it will be because we can get this case over with.”
“Amen to that. You still think it might be a siren?” The doorbell rang, signaling their exit from the store.
“The evidence fits, just like last time.”
Dean shuddered as he got into Impala. “Let’s hope it’s nothing like last time.”
Both men turned their heads to see the waitress coming out of the store, running to the driver’s side window.
“I think you left this.” She held out an I.D. card with Dean’s picture on it.
Dean took it from her hand. “Oh, I’m always leaving these behind. Thank you, ma’am.”
“You’re welcome,” she said with flirty smile, lingering at the window, “So, FBI? Should I be worried?”
“Not at all, I’m working hard to keep the area safe.”
She nodded. “Oh good. I was worried I’d have to have somebody pick me up from work.”
“Ah, it will be dark then. You know, I could, uh, escort you home, if you wanted.”
“Only if you think it’s necessary.”
“Hmm, we better play it safe.”
“I think I better let you get back to your job,” the waitress said, “But I’ll see you later?”
The waitress walked away with a lingering stare.
Dean watched her with eager eyes until she was inside the store, and then he put the keys in the ignition and sped off. “Thaaank you, fortune cookie!”
“It’s not luck if you make it happen,” Sam flatly remarked.
“Doesn’t matter. Either way, I still have a date, and you don’t even have a cookie!”