carry on my wayward son [closed]

Dean nodded his head leaving with Cady to do what they had to do.

The crossroads were a quiet place, quite intimidating for someone who didn't know how to handle the demons that wandered it and , for Cady, this wasn't her first showdown with them. Darkness seemed to close in on you as you buried the small tin, but the tin that Cady buried was unique and would still summon the crossroads demon... it just wasn't made with the intention to make a deal.

***

"What do you think Cady is going to do?" Sam asked Jessie after a short silence.

Dean took and drove them as he sighed. He looked at Cady seeing her staring straight ahead.

***

"I don't know." Jessie admitted unable to feel what would happen.

"Stop here," Cady instructed, reaching into her bag and retrieving a small metal tin.

Dean stopped where she said and looked at her watching her closely.

"This won't take long," Cady told him as she climbed out, walking to the middle of the crossroads and burying the tin in the dirt. She stood in silence, closing her eyes and turning to find herself face to face with just one of the many crossroads demons.

"Cady, Cady, Cady... you sneaky little rat," the demon said as he tried his best to move, finding that he couldn't and frowning as Cady's eyes turned black, "I see you've learned a few tricks."

"Merely using my abilities to my advantage."

Dean gasped out seeing her eyes turn black, "Holy shit." Dean whispered to himself.

"Oh look, you brought along a Winchester..." the demon added with a smirk, "What do you want traitor?"

"I'm not a traitor, I know where I belong and I chose my side a long time ago," Cady argued, "I want you to tell me about my dad's death, about Crowley and Rowena."

Dean watched the scene unfold before his eyes.

"You know, the demon world is a little like Vegas, what happens in the demon world stays in the demon world."

"Do not mess with me?" Cady growled, staring at the demon and trying to ignore the fact that Dean would have seen her wings.

"Okay, okay," the demon shouted, "He's not dead, at least not yet, Crowley thought that if your dad wasn't in the picture then you would realize that you'd made a mistake and would return to us."

"Where is he?" Cady demanded.

"He's being kept in the mines," the demon told her reluctantly, "He's being guarded by wards and Hellhounds."

Dean watched carefully.

***

Jessie took and tapped into the bond with Cady and felt the anger and over heard the demon talking. "This isn't good, Cady." She whispered to her new founded friend through their bond.

"The truth would come out eventually sister," Cady thought as she mumbled in Latin, watching as black smoke erupted from the demon's mouth and making her way back to where Dean was standing.

Dean looked at her, "Are you?" Dean questioned staring at her/.

"Am I what, Dean?" Cady asked, "Evil, a demon... what exactly are you asking me?"

Dean looked at her, "A demon? Why didn't you tell me? I wouldn't had judged. It took me by shock, but, why not tell me?" Dean questioned looking at her.

"Well, you don't have to judge because I'm not a demon, not entirely anyway," Cady stated, "I've been lying from the beginning Dean... did you not find it strange that I called you even though I didn't know you?"

"A little, yes." Dean told her.

"Nothing about my feelings for you has been a lie, I guess I'm just not the vulnerable girl that you thought I was..." Cady replied, "My dad isn't my real dad, but he's the only one that has ever been there and I won't turn my back on him."

Dean looked at her nodding, "I understand." Dean told her.

"Do you really though?" Cady mumbled as she headed back to the car.

***

"How do you think things are going?" Sam inquired as he turned the pages of yet another book.