"An Orphanage."
Sam thought
"It's probably the best thing for her."
The thought of throwing a kid an orphanage stung like salt on a wound.

It was the most responsible decision though, they couldn't take a kid with them. She'd be in to much danger.

Dean seemed to know what his brother was thinking but something about the small girl told him not to oh her in an Orphanage.

"I'd hate to see her in an orphanage." Dean said, leaning against the car.

"She'd be better off there though." Sam argued unsure of his answer.

"Wait. What about what she did with the spider." Dean said crossing his legs and placing his left hand on the car and pointed his right at Sam.

"What about it?" Sam asked looking at his brother concerned

"What of its like the stuff you have? She'd never be safe in one of those then."

Dean said taking his hands off the car and crossing his arms.

Sam was wide eyed at his brother. A kid with something like he had..the thought seemed to unfair.

"Why don't we just take her with us, we can't leave her here, and an orphanage in New York?" Dean said the last part sarcastically.

His older brother had a point though if she did have anything close to what Sam had it was best to probably keep her.

"Fine." Sam said looking at the ground , he quickly looked up realizing that he had no idea where the kid went.

"Uh Dean?" Sam asked
"Where's is she?"

Dean went wide eyed and started to look around frantically.

"Kid?" Dean called out as he got off the car.

"Little girl?" Sam called out as he and his brother began to look around the car.

The two brothers became worried as they couldn't find the girl wirh dark circles under her eyes. The two went to the front of the black car, scanning the area carefully.

"Check the building again." Dean told his brother handing him a flashlight.

Sam nodded and ran back to the buildings entrance, Dean turned around and saw a small foot under the car. The older brown haired brother rolled his eyes.
"SAMMY!" Dean yelled

The longer haired brother turns around, at the steps of the building seeing his brother gently pick up and hold a now sleeping child in his arms.