Dean looked away anxiously. "Dean, I'm sorry. You don't have to talk about it." Dean's face heated up with embarrassment. "Can I use your bathroom?"

"Ya, it's the first door to the right." Dean stood up and left the room. He ran into the bathroom and shut the door behind him. Cas realized he said something wrong, and followed him. "Dean? Can I come in?" Dean slowly opened the door, and letting him in. Cas closer the door behind him and locked it. They were standing just inches apart from each other, staring into each other's eyes. "Cas?" Dean said, glancing down at his lips.

Suddenly, Cas grabbed onto Dean's flannel and slammed him against the wall, smashing his lips onto his. Cas was very aggressive, and Dean gave in. He grabbed the back of his neck, pulling him in closer, while Dean parted his lips, deepening the kiss. Cas slid his hands down Dean's body, causing a little moan to escape from his mouth. Their tongues danced around in their mouths, both fighting for dominance. Cas pulled away when he heard footsteps coming up the stairs. "My moms coming, we gotta stop."

"Cas! Dean! Dinners ready!"

"We'll be right there!" Cas yelled, holding onto Dean's hand. He pulled him in for one more kiss before exiting the bathroom.

...

Cas, Dean, and Ms. Novak sat around the dinner table in awkward silence. Cas slid his hand under the table and onto Dean's leg. Dean shivered at the sudden touch, and reached his hand out to meet Cas's. "So Dean, are you a senior too?" Ms. Novak said, breaking the silence. "Yes, I am."

"Are you looking at any colleges?" Dean pulled his hand away from Cas and scratched his head nervously. "Um, not really. College just isn't my thing I guess."

"Oh, well that's alright, it isn't for everyone. But you know, my son Cas is applying for Stanford!" Cas rolled his eyes. "Mom, stop." Dean chuckled. "Really? You know my little brother, Sam is pretty interested in that place. I mean. he's only a freshman, but he's got his heart set on going there."

"Hey, that's awesome."

Dean looked at his watch and realized it was getting late. "Hey listen, thanks so much for dinner and everything but I've got to go! I'll see you at school Cas!" Cas stood up in his chair. "Dean wait! Do you have to go?" Dean sighed, showing a faint smile. "I'm sorry, Cas."