So I got the idea for this story yesterday when I was home sick. See, this is what happens when you stay home sick with nothing on T.V. and all your friends are in class.
A Brunette girl around twelve years old was walking around outside sometime around midnight by herself. In one hand was a gun and in the other a flashlight. She heard a noise behind her and immediately whipped around to be met by a boy who looked exactly like her.
"Whoa, careful Sab." The boy said, holding up his hands in surrender.
"Sam, I could've shot you. Why did you sneak up on me?" The girl, Sabrina Winchester asked.
"I didn't mean to." Her twin brother said defensively. "Dean told me to come get you. Said that Dad said we should get back."
"Alright." Sabrina said, catching her breath.
"You okay?" Sam asked.
"Just peachy after the heart attack you gave me." Sabrina said, glaring at her brother.
"Sorry." Sam said in an annoyed tone. Sabrina rolled her eyes and walked through the darkness in the direction that Sam had come from which was where the Impala was parked. When they got there, they found Dean waiting, leaning against the hood.
"About damn time." Dean said, getting into the drivers seat.
"Sorry, she tried to shoot me." Sam said defensively.
"He snuck up behind me." Sabrina half yelled.
"No I didn't." Sam said.
"Yes you did." Sabrina yelled back.
"Sammy, Sabby, you two keep fighting and I'll leave you two here." Dean said, starting the car but leaving it in park.
"I'm sure dad would love that one." Sabrina said, rolling her eyes. "Can we just get back to the motel, I'm tired." Dean didn't say anything to that, he just put the car in drive and drove away.
On Sam and Sabrina's fifteenth Birthday, they were in Boston hunting down a werewolf. Sabrina had wondered off by herself, wanting to kill a werewolf on her birthday, which would be the best present ever for her. As she was walking down an alley, her gun tucked in her jacket pocket, she heard someone come up behind her.
"Smammy, don't start yelling, okay. I know I shouldn't have snuck away from you and Dean." Sabrina said, not turning around.
"Why would I start yelling?" A cold voice said, a voice that clearly didn't belong to Sam. Sabrina whipped around and was met by a man with black hair and dark brown eyes that looked almost black.
"Who the hell are you?" Sabrina asked strongly.
"Aubrey." He said before his face changed and scrunched up, his eyes turning yellow and fangs showing clearly from his mouth.
"Vampire." Sabrina muttered.
"Correct." He said before lunging at her before she could get away. "Happy Birthday Winchester." With that, he bit her, draining the blood from her body slowly. Sabrina tried her best to fight but all the strength was slowly slipping away. When everything started going black, the vampire pulled away and cut his wrist, holding it up to her mouth. Sabrina tried to fight it but soon gave in and drank the blood flowing from his wrist. The second she pulled away, she passed out.
Sabrina rose with a start and looked around. It was dark outside but it felt as though a few days had passed. She looked down and saw that she was now in a pair of black jeans and a purple tank top instead of the blue jeans and black tank top she had on before. Sabrina tried to remember what had happened but all she could remember was leaving the motel room. The other thing she knew was that she was starving. Slowly getting up off the ground, she walked in the direction that she remembered the motel being in.
She arrived there twenty minutes later and searched her pockets for her keys, but found that they weren't in there. With a sigh, she knocked on the door and waited a few seconds until Sam came to the door.
"Oh god Sab, you're okay." Sam said, hugging her close.
"Yeah, I am." Sabrina said. She found it hard to focus, she could hear his heart beating.
"Sabrina Megan Winchester, where have you been?" John said, using his stern voice.
"Dad, lay off. At least she's okay." Sam snapped.
"I don't know. Last thing I remember I was leaving here to look for the werewolf." Sabrina said, a little lightheaded. She really needed to find something to eat, but she didn't know what would quench that hunger.
"Sabrina." Dean said, coming into the room.
"Hi." Sabrina said softly.
"Where the hell have you been? We've all been freaking out for days!" Dean yelled.
"I'm sorry. I don't know where I've been. I don't know." Sabrina half yelled. Dean's look softened as he approached her and hugged her.
"I'm sorry Sabby. I'm really sorry. I didn't mean to yell." Dean told her, kissing her cheek. It was then when Sabrina realized what would make the hunger stop eating at her. She pulled closer to Dean and bit his neck. Dean hissed and jumped back.
"What the hell was that Sabrina?" Dean half yelled.
"What's the matter?" John asked.
"She friggin bit me." Dean yelled.
"What?" Both Sam and John asked.
"She bit me." Dean repeated. They all turned to Sabrina who looked at them with a blank expression on her face.
"Sabrina?" Sam said softly. Sabrina's face changed and her eyes turned yellow as she lunged and knocked both her father and Dean into opposite walls before starting for Sam.
"Sab, you don't have to do this." Sam said, backing away, not wanting to hurt his baby sister.
"I didn't ask for this Sammy. But you weren't there to save me. You didn't protect me like you promised you always would!" Sabrina taunted, one hand around his throat as she pinned him to the wall. "This is all your fault." She moved her hand slightly and went to bite his neck when there was a sudden burning pain in her side. She turned and saw her father holding a bottle of Holy water. She hissed and threw Sam into him, knocking them both to the ground. She grabbed her duffle bag off the floor and took off away from the motel and her family.
"Please stop. Please, I'm begging you." A small girl with blonde hair and brown eyes pleaded three years later. Sabrina just looked down at her with an evil smirk on her face.
"I'm sorry sweetie, I can't do that." Sabrina said, putting her hand on the girl's cheek tenderly as she took another thick needle and shoved it through her leg as the girl let out another earsplitting scream. "Honey, don't be like that."
"Wh-What did I do?" The girl asked.
"Nothing sweetheart. Absolutely nothing." Sabrina said softly as she took a hot poker and placed it on the girl's leg. The girl let out another ear splitting scream.
"Want it all to stop?" Sabrina asked gently. The girl just whimpered and nodded. Sabrina's face changed and she leaned down, biting the girl and draining the blood from her body before pulling back and slicing open her own wrist and holding it out for the girl. She tried to fight it at first but gave in in the end and drank from Sabrina.
"Rest for now Brandi. When you wake up, You'll have a man who will teach you everything you need to know." With that, the girl Brandi passed out and Sabrina stood up and walked out of the room.
"Take care of her Marcus." Sabrina said, turning to a man with black hair and green eyes.
"I will Sabrina." Marcus said as Sabrina left the house, a smirk on her face.
A year later, Sabrina was running through a wooded area, her non-beating heart racing. She felt sick and felt as though she was burning up from the inside.
"Wh-What the H-Hell is wr-wrong with me?" Sabrina stuttered as she ran toward the direction the pain was leading her. In the distance she could see a fire burning and could see the smoke rising in the air. She ran faster, knowing that her answers were there. As she reached the clearing, she fell to the ground, the pain too much to bare. If she could've seen herself, she would've noticed her eyes glow a brilliant purple before returning to their natural green.
A man with short brown hair and brown eyes stood in front of her with his arms crossed.
"Wh-What happened?" Sabrina asked, looking around. "Where's Sammy? Where's Dean?"
"Don't worry, It'll all come back to you soon." The man told her.
"What are you talking about?" Sabrina asked.
"All the people you've killed. All the evil you've unleashed in the world. All the pain you've caused." The man started.
"No, no I wouldn't kill anyone. I rid the world of evil with my dad and my brothers." Sabrina insisted.
"That all changed In Boston, when that vampire turned you." He told her.
"Wh-What?" Sabrina asked. Suddenly there was white hot pain flashing through her head and Sabrina saw what had happened. The Vampire, fighting her family, the killings, the torturing. Everything. That's when she broke down and started crying. The last two she saw killed her. A small boy who couldn't be more than six years old with brown hair and green eyes with another boy who looked around nine or ten with blonde hair and green eyes. She had killed them because they reminded her so much of her brothers at a younger age.
"Leave me alone." Sabrina yelled a few months later.
"I'm here to help you." A man with brown hair and brown eyes said softly.
"I don't deserve help." Sabrina told him. It had started to rain and Sabrina was soaked from head to toe.
"I thought that too when I was in your shoes years ago." The man said, trying to reach out to her. Sabrina wanted him to go away so she let out her game face, hoping to scare him away. Instead the man inched closer to her and pushed some of the wet hair out of her face. "My friend had a vision concerning you. He only has visions about good people who are in need of help."
"Well then he got his signals crossed. I'm not good." Sabrina said, shaking her head.
"How about I be the judge of that." The man said, taking off his leather duster and putting it around her shoulders. Sabrina wanted to fight him but was too weak and too tired to do it. "What's your name anyway?" He asked as he helped her up and started walking out of the alley.
"S-Sabrina." Sabrina chocked out.
"I'm Angel." The man told her.
A year later, Sabrina shot up in bed, looking around.
"Sabz, you okay?" Angel said walking into the room and sitting next to her on the bed.
"Y-Yeah." Sabrina nodded, looking up at him.
"Are you sure?" Angel asked.
"Positive. Just remembering." Sabrina told him.
"Remembering?" Angel pressed.
"Hunting with my brothers when I was twelve. Being turned at fifteen. Killing that girl when I would've been eighteen. Getting my soul back at twenty. You finding me last year." Sabrina summed up.
"That's a lot of remembering." Angel said, putting his hand on her cheek.
"Yea it is." Sabrina nodded. "I miss them so much."
"Sam and Dean." Angel said, half question, half statement.
"Yeah." Sabrina nodded.
"You could go see them…" Angel started.
"No!" Sabrina cut him off.
"Sabz, you have a soul now." Angel told her.
"They won't care. They see all demons as evil. I'm a demon so I'm evil." Sabrina said, tears threatening to fall. "If they see me, they'll try and kill me."
"Maybe not." Angel said gently.
"No, they will. I know they will and this way everyone's safer." Sabrina said in her 'no more arguing' tone that Angel had come to know so well.
"Alright. You ready to head downstairs?" Angel asked.
"Yeah, let me get changed." Sabrina said, giving a small nod.
"Alright." Angel said, giving her a small kiss before getting off the bed and walking out of their bedroom door. Sabrina picked herself out of bed and pulled on a pair of black jeans and a black t-shirt. She brushed out her long chocolate brown hair before walking out of the room and down the stairs into the lobby where Angel was sitting in his office, Cordelia sitting at her desk, Wesley standing next to Cordelia and Gunn putting the weapons away in the weapons cabinet. He turned to her and gave a small smile.
"Hey Sabby." Gunn said, making her flinch.
"Please don't call me that Gunn." Sabrina said uncomfortably.
"Sorry Sabrina." Gunn said, turning back to the weapons.
"It's okay." Sabrina said, walking over to the desk and jumping up on it. "What's going on?"
"Absolutely nothing. Everything seems quiet around here." Cordelia said, looking up from the computer.
"That's a first. Don't ruin it." Sabrina said, pointing at Wesley.
"Hello everyone. Hello Darlin." Doyle said, walking into the lobby.
"Hey Doyle." Sabrina said, jumping off and hugging him. She felt as if she owed him her life, he was after all the one who told Angel about her. Outside the sun was just setting when Sabrina got an idea.
"How about we go to the movies tonight. Forget about all this for one night." She suggested.
"Sounds like a plan to me." Cordelia said, jumping out of her chair and grabbing her coat. "Lets go." Angel walked out of the office and headed over for Sabrina before slipping his arm around her waist.
"Alright, don't screw up my car." Angel said as the five of them walked out of the Hyperion and to Angel's car. Gunn, Doyle, And Cordelia got in back while Angel, Wesley, and Sabrina rode up front.
Three hours later after the movie, Sabrina and Angel went back to the hotel by themselves. They walked up to their room, hand in hand, Sabrina leaning against him for support. She was drained from the dream and memories from earlier. She wished with all her heart that she could see her family again but deep down she knew that she was protecting them by staying away. With a sigh, she laid down in bed with Angel's arms wrapped around her waist, soothing her. With a weak smile, Sabrina fell asleep in his arms.
So what did you think? Let me know.