A/N: Due to a guest review on my story Painting, which I purposely left up so you can look at it; I decided to make a story combining the one-shots dealing with my OC Blake, his friends, and family.

I'll use a time stamp to keep them a little organized.

Time Stamp: 9/23/15

Summary: Blake's favorite holiday happens to be Halloween. Dean ends up going to the store while Blake takes his time looking at the Halloween products.

"I like Halloween," Blake said. He picked up a mini solar dancing decoration. It was a mummy with spiders on it.

Dean wasn't sure what Blake had to tell him that. "That's good to know." Blake was smiling all happy-like. It was kind of adorable to see him smiling.

"I also like the season fall," Blake said. "I like the smell of decaying leaves and grass."

That…that wasn't adorable at all.

Dean stared and replied in a confused manner, "Okay."

Blake smiled serenely.

That…that was kind of creepy.

Blake put the mummy solar decoration on the shelf and looked at the other solar decorations. There was a witch and a skeleton decoration. He looked at the dancing skeleton decoration and tilted it. He tilted it to the other side and smiled.

It turned back into adorable again.

Dean had a funny feeling that Blake would ruin it again.

"I like this solar thing." Blake said sounding serene again.

Did he change his anti-depressants? Dean wondered and grabbed a bag of fake cobwebs. He looked at it and grabbed another bag. "This one is green, but this is white."

"I think the green is supposed to be radioactive," Blake said. He sounded like he was losing the serenity he had been feeling.

"Did Aunt Christina change your prescription?" Dean asked.

Blake nodded, "Its something that the doctors are testing out."

"What are the side-effects?" Dean asked. He was planning to prank his neighbors with the fake cobwebs. He could sneak over to their house at night and just put it on the houses, trees, or some of the lawn decorations. Maybe it wouldn't be a good prank since it would be helping with decorating.

"Nightmares, some mood swings, suicidal thoughts and actions, and uh…I forgot the rest. Mom might know." Blake explained, "I remember her telling me that I had a psychotic episode because I mixed my allergy pills with them, even though my doctor said that it was okay. My old pills didn't do that to me."

"Yes, pills that give you suicidal thoughts and actions while trying to help you with those," Dean replied.

"I know," Blake said. He put the solar dancing mummy down and looked at a Halloween mask.

Dean looked at the lawn decorations, "You said you had a psychotic episode?"

"Mom, Dylan, and Alex found me outside questioning people on what the shiny things in sidewalks are," Blake said.

Dean had to think about it for a few seconds. "I think those are there to keep the sidewalks clean and to make water run off easier when it rains."

Blake was looking at the Scream mask and looked at Dean. "How do you know that?"

"I wanted to prove Seth wrong and looked it up," Dean replied.

"What did Seth say?" Blake asked, confused.

Dean shrugged, "He said it was made of dreams."

Blake just looked even more confused, "Really?"

"That's what he said," Dean said.

Blake looked back at the mask, "Well then. Did he mean that?"

"Obviously not," Dean replied. "He just wanted me to look it up."

Blake shrugged, "Seth is weird."

"So is Roman. Everyone thinks I'm the weird one," Dean said. "Are you the weird one with your friends?"

"Talk to the ones that gave me a medieval flail and battle-ax for my birthday," Blake said. He looked at a black cat decoration, "Look at how cute this is."

Dean was sure that testing pills altering your cousin's mind are an unspecified side-effect, "It's a decoration."

Blake frowned, "It's a cute decoration."

Dean face-palmed, "This is why Aunt Christina shouldn't have changed your prescription."

"I wanted to try it out, and I asked her too change it for me," Blake replied. "She wanted to give it a few days for her to think over." He noticed something. "Look at that skeleton necklace!" He went over and looked at it.

It had a full skeleton on it, with the head turned backwards. There was also skeleton heads on it, a bone in the shape of an X, and little spheres on it, in a pattern, it was creating a necklace.

Blake held up the necklace and smiled. Dean looked at the necklace, "You want the necklace?" Blake nodded, looking ready to combust in sheer excitement. "Okay."

Blake put the necklace on the shelf and looked at the kitchen towels. "'You put a spell on me.' 'Bubble bubble toil and trouble,'" he read. There was another one, but he got distracted by something cobwebby. "What is this?" He grabbed the cobweb, feeling that it was made out of cloth.

"It's a cloth cobweb. It's probably a curtain decoration," Dean said.

Blake looked at the picture. It was thrown on a curtain rod, "On this picture, it looks like it's a decoration. It's probably a wall decoration, but it's on a curtain rod."

Dean shrugged, "It doesn't matter what decoration it is."

Blake knew Dean had a point there.

"Hey look, there's an ice-cream toy," Dean said, holding up a stuffed vanilla ice-cream cone, that has a smiley face.

"It's kind of creepy," Blake said.

"Hey look there's another one," Dean said. He held up a stuffed green Popsicle that also has a smiley face.

"That's creepy too," Blake replied.

Dean wondered why a teenage boy thinks a stuffed ice cream toys are creepy, "Blake."

Blake looked up at his older cousin, "Yes?"

"Please go back to your original anti-depressants," Dean said. He knew he was being harsh. Family was supposed to love each other, regardless of what you are, but his cousin being serene and not talkative, really bummed him out.

"That's funny. Mom, Dylan, and Alex said the same thing to me," Blake replied.

A/N: I had writer's block and couldn't find my inspiration. I think it was due to some idiots breaking into my mom's car, stealing the stereo, her cell phone, and her pack of cigarettes that probably had five left, on Friday or Saturday.

After that incident, I finally found it. I actually got a skeleton necklace described in the story and the solar dancing mummy, skeleton, and witch.