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Summary:

After a bad day Deanna Singer-Smith finds it going even more downhill. Where can she go? Lucky for her she had pre-planned a weekend away. What she doesn't know is this trip will change her life forever.
TITLE: Lost Frequencies song

Chapter 1: Inspiration & Background

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Inspiration:
This storyline came to me after I read a short story that featured Jensen and JDM meeting at JDM’s haunted B&B. The start was really nice but the ending left me really disappointed. So my brain said a re-write was needed, even if it was just for myself. Fast forward a few hours and the only original thing was the haunted B&B idea. But during my writing the chapters (again and again etc.) even that disappeared. Turns out I’m just not good at writing that genre.

I chose for the female version of the Dean Smith character from the SPN episode 4.17, It’s a Terrible Life. I liked his backstory and, while I have made minor changes into that, the basics still stand. All I did was extend Deanna’s background story to make it fit the story.

Let's just say that almost EVERY SPN + RPF character was tried out to be paired with Dean/Jensen. Until Deanna/Gabriel tricked their way into my mind. Gabriels backstory comes from my own imagination.

I know that the relationship between Deanna and Gabriel may go way too fast for real life standards. Please don’t forget that this is a fictional story! In it Deanna and Gabriel share a connection. If, during reading or even now, you believe this relationship could never happen so fast, either accept it or leave the story.

Since this is a non-supernatural world, everyone is as human as can be, including those pesky mortal flaws.

The chapters will vary in length and sometimes the POV will change.

I hope you enjoy this story!

PS. For some reason I write everything in a past tense. I have tried my best to correct these mistakes. Just know that I’m a human being and write these stories mostly for fun (and to shut up the freaking bunnies inside my usually sick, sick mind). Since the story was written over a long period of time with several pauses, some things may be out of order or completely differently described. Again, I have tried to make it as consistent as I could.