I wrote the stupidest Wincest piece with a jealous Dean and an all-you-can-eat buffet and an under-the-table blowjob for @brobonebang. I should be ashamed of myself. But I’m just not.
Prompt: under the table at an all-you-can-eat buffet. Thank you @themegalosaurus for the best goofy prompt!!!!!
Word count: 1691
Tags: Wincest, public blow jobs, mildly dubious consent, possessive dean winchester, come swallowing, dean wuvs his little brother, irritated sammy, but sam wuvs his big brother too
Dean was just being a dick when he told the cute expert on ancient Coptic to meet them at the all-you-can-eat buffet just outside the Beltway. He’d seen the sign for it poking up above the trees when he and Sammy had been driving in to meet her at the National Archives from the only motel they could afford in the D.C. area.
He thought the restaurant would be the last place the pretty brunette who spoke geek in that way that made Sam’s dimples pop out would want to go. But even “all-you-can-eat” had linen napkins in this income tax bracket.
The oversized dining room had gleaming chandeliers and round tables draped in white and food that had no right showing up on an all-American buffet.
She and Sam smiled at each other over their seaweed salads and tofu burgers like they were going to make little vegan babies right there. When she folded her napkin into a perfect square, put it beside her plate, and stood to say she was going to “powder her nose,” Dean was sawing through his steak hard enough to go through the plate.
“Why doesn’t she say she’s gonna take a piss like a normal person?” Dean growled at his twice-baked potato, which was fucking delicious.
“No normal person says that,” Sam hissed back. “What the hell’s your problem?”
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