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Library [02/18]

After spending the previous evening drinking, getting into a fight, having quality time in jail, and finding out that Chuck Bass was actually kind of human, Sam was hoping for a quiet day in the library that would be kind to his mild hangover. He was never, ever drinking on a Tuesday night again. Probably.

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Sam had saved a piece of apple pie from food class yesterday, and was fully prepared to use it as a conversation distraction. Not that there was anything he was going to be trying to keep from Dean, of course.

Dean came in with his usual bag of food for the both of them, took one look at Sammy and stated, "You look horrible."

"Gee, thanks," Sam said, sitting up straighter. "Hello to you too."

"Hey, I just call 'em as I see 'em," Dean said, sitting down. He leaned forward, concern obvious in his expression as he reached over to check to see if Sammy felt hot. "You coming down with something?"

Sam smiled as he swatted gently at Dean's hand. "Dude, I'm fine, really. Relax."

"People who are fine generally don't look green around the edges," Dean said, exaggerating a little, but still. Sammy didn't look well.

Realizing that Dean wasn't going to leave him alone until he said something, Sam leaned closer and lowered his voice. "I have a little hangover," he said. "I'm feeling better though, I swear."

A slow smile spread across Dean's face. "Dude! Seriously? And on a school night? Naughty, naughty, Sammy."

"Yeah, well, Chuck wanted to repay me for helping him with his shoulder, so he took me out for drinks at the club he owns, and now we're even." That sounded like a good summary to him.

"You went out for drinks with Chuck?" Dean repeated in disbelief. "That's totally above and beyond, y'know. You don't actually have to spend time with that douchebag just because you kept me from shishkabobing him."

"He's not a douchebag," Sam said defensively. "At least, he's not as much of a douchebag as we thought. He can be decent if you get to know him enough."

Dean stared at him. "I'd Christo you if I didn't see you get that tattoo."

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"You're allowed to be wrong about people," Sam said. "I mean, you're not totally wrong. He's still kind of a jerk. Like not telling me the waitresses at the club were scantily-clad women."

Dean was caught between pointing out that scantily-clad women wasn't a bad thing and continuing to argue about the douchebagness of Bass. "I still can't believe you went out with him," he finally settled on.

"It was just once, so he wouldn't feel like he was in my debt," Sam said. "I can pretty much guarantee it won't happen again." He had no interest in going to jail again, after all.

"Cept you're sitting here defending him," Dean pointed out. "What was in the drinks last night to get you to do that?"

"There wasn't anything in the drinks," Sam said. "We just talked about some stuff, and it turns out he's not so bad sometimes."

"Maybe when he's unconscious," Dean allowed.

Sam rolled his eyes at Dean. "Anyway, we were out late, so I didn't get a ton of sleep. Therefore, hangover. I'll be fine." Now seemed like a good time to get the pie out and slide the plate over to Dean. "Here, I liberated this from class yesterday."

Since Dean was the one who taught Sammy distraction was an intregral part of lying well, he was instantly suspicious. "What aren't you telling me?" he asked, narrowing his eyes. He still did take the pie though, because pie.

"Nothing," Sam said innocently. Someday, he was going to be able to lie to Dean, and he was hoping today was that day.

"Bullshit," Dean declared.

"Nothing, Dean. Just eat your pie."

"I can eat my pie while I listen to you come clean," Dean said. "I'm multitalented like that."

"I have nothing to come clean about!" Sam said, as convincing as he could be.

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