Doya: Honeymoon on Mars

Doya: Honeymoon on Mars

 // I love these darlings. I love them very much. While the muse is dormant for the moment, I love to imagine them going on hunts, eating burgers, and spending time together.

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She was on cloud 9, something Oya couldn't really explain if she was asked about it. She felt this way because now, she was officially part of the family. Long before she proposed to Dean, they were already living as a married couple because they both knew they were "it".  Still, she was on cloud 9. Dean suggested they should go to the south, close to the beach. It wasn't because of the beach. By Chuck, Dean hated the beach and so did Oya. They did enjoy the smell of the sea and the fresh wind that beat their faces. They did enjoy eating ice creams and he knew that Oya would enjoy hunting monsters they didn't have up North. They didn't have to stop an impending apocalypse. It was just the two of them and that made them happy. 

Oya tilted her head to the left, so she could look at Dean who was lost in his thoughts. She couldn't help but smile at him and bent forward to kiss his shoulder. He tilted his head to glance at her and smiled back. She was cute, extremely cute since she proposed and Dean enjoyed watching her be excited to spend time with him. It'd been 5 years now since they met and Oya never tired of spending time with him. She was the best partner he could have asked for, the best hunter to work cases with, and the best lover he ever had. Oya had always made him feel loved. She had always made him laugh and feel loved. She had always been able to welcome him, no matter how complex he was, how scared he was, and how difficult it was for him at times. She welcomed him and stood by him over the years. 

He was on cloud 9, something he couldn't really explain if he was asked about it. He felt this way because she was by his side. She was faithful, loyal, kind, and loving. She was fun and told him that he was her priority. Oya was showing him. She didn't leave him, even when he was at his worst, even when he was pushing her away, even when he didn't have the words to tell how he truly felt. She understood him, she was patient with him, and she genuinely loved him. He was safe with her, he was safe with her.