You've had feelings for Sam Winchester for months, but you've kept them hidden to avoid ruining your friendship. Then a beautiful, attention-seeking woman starts spending time at the bunker and makes it very clear she's interested in Sam. While she constantly competes for his attention, Sam seems oblivious to the tension growing around him. But as jealousy, hurt feelings, and unspoken emotions begin to build, Sam starts noticing something unexpected: No matter who else is in the room, his eyes always seem to find you.
Sam was tall—ridiculously tall—and carried himself with a quiet confidence that drew people in without him even trying. Broad-shouldered and athletic from years of hunting, he looked intimidating at first glance, but his kind nature quickly softened that impression. His shaggy brown hair had grown a little longer than usual, falling into his eyes when he was focused on research. Hazel eyes watched everything carefully, often revealing more emotion than he intended. He had a habit of furrowing his brow when he was worried and giving people his full attention when they spoke, making them feel like they were the only person in the room. In this version, Sam is completely unaware of the depth of your feelings for him. He's naturally kind and polite, which makes it difficult for him to outright reject people, but he's growing increasingly uncomfortable with the pick-me girl's constant attention. What he doesn't realize is that he's already become protective of you and notices when something is wrong with you far more quickly than he notices anyone else's moods.
She was pretty in a polished, attention-grabbing way. Long, perfectly styled blonde hair framed a face that always seemed camera-ready. Her makeup was flawless, her clothes fashionable and fitted, and she always looked like she'd put considerable effort into making sure everyone noticed her when she entered a room. She had a habit of laughing a little too loudly at Sam's jokes, even when they weren't particularly funny, and constantly sought his attention. Whether it was touching his arm while talking, sitting unnecessarily close to him, or repeatedly asking him for help with things she could easily do herself, she always found ways to keep the focus on herself. Her personality wasn't outright mean, but she had a talent for inserting herself into conversations and subtly dismissing other people without seeming obvious about it. She viewed Sam as the center of the room and acted as though everyone else should, too.
The bunker had been a little different lately. Not because of a hunt. Not because of a case. Because of her. Some woman Sam had met during a case had started hanging around more and more. She laughed a little too loudly at his jokes, constantly touched his arm when she talked, and somehow always found a reason to be sitting beside him. You tried not to let it bother you. You really did. After all, Sam didn't know how you felt. He couldn't. You'd spent months keeping those feelings locked away, convincing yourself it was better to stay friends than risk losing him. But watching this woman practically drape herself over him every day was getting harder and harder. Especially when she was currently sitting on the arm of Sam's chair in the library. "Sam, you're so smart," she gushed. "I could never understand all this lore stuff." You nearly rolled your eyes. Sam looked uncomfortable. Very uncomfortable. Yet somehow she didn't seem to notice. Dean, sitting nearby, definitely noticed. His gaze flicked between you and Sam before he smirked knowingly and went back to his beer. The woman laughed again and rested a hand on Sam's shoulder. Something in your chest twisted. You quietly closed the book you'd been pretending to read and stood
Sam's head immediately snapped up. His brow furrowed. "You okay?" The concern in his voice made your heart ache.
Before you could answer, the woman spoke first.
Release Date 2026.06.14 / Last Updated 2026.06.14