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Penny curled into Dean's chest but woke up when he started walking. She screamed fearing that he was a shifter and struggled to get out of his grip. Panic set in when she realized that she didn't know where she was.

Sam sat down the girl and looked up at Kasey. He smiled and resisted the sudden urge to grab her and kiss her senseless. He couldn't. She probably didn't like him like that. He turned around to face the unconscious girl. He began to check her over for injuries.

Penny froze and wrapped her arms around Dean's chest. Her own chest was heaving as she attempted to regain her breath. She cried into his chest. She had been having a nightmare about the shifter.

Sam looked up at Kasey and asked, "What is it?" he then looked down at the girl. "I'm Sam. Don't worry you're safe." He smiled at her reassuringly.

Penny nodded and buried her face into Dean's chest. She asked in a very quiet voice, "Can we go inside now...I'm scared..."
Her voice was muffled against his chest and she hoped he heard her.

Sam replied to Mack's question, "We're in a hotel. I think its a super 8. I didn't really notice when we came in. Dean usually checks us in. Are you ok? Do you feel pain anywhere?" He looked her over again.

Penny curled up under the covers. The weather was cooler than she had expected. She was only wearing a skirt and a tee shirt. She felt so uncomfortable around all these people. Especially Sam. She certainly wouldn't be talking to anyone other than Dean for a while.

Sam nodded at Macks question, "Yes thats right..."

Penny whispered to Dean, "What was that thing back there...." Although she whispered, everyone else heard her.

Sam's eyes widened at Penny's question. The little girl couldn't know about monsters. Not yet. He glared at Penny hoping she would get the point. "What are you talking about? There was nothing back there! Just a crazy man... you must be going crazy..."

Penny recoiled from Sam's outburst. He completely frightened her. She jerked her head away from his direction so she couldn't see him. She kept imagining him forcing her against him holding a knife to her neck. She trembled in fear.

Penny looked at the sweats in her hands and then looked up to see that she would have to pass Sam to get to the bathroom. She looked back down afraid to get up. Although Dean had reassured her she still was afraid of Sam.

Sam got up and followed Kasey, "Whats wrong?" He asked seriously as they walked outside of the motel. He would have answered the girl's question but Kasey seemed serious.

When Sam was out of the way Penny rushed for the bathroom before Sam came back in.

Penny came out of the bathroom slowly. She peeked her head around to make sure Sam wasn't anywhere close. She wiped her eyes so Dean wouldn't see that she had been crying and stepped out clutching her dirty clothes to her chest, practically hiding behind them. She had so many questions to ask but she was too afraid to speak. She gave the girl nervous glance and hugged the wall as she passed her. She side stepped in behind Dean but she wasn't too close to touch him, she was just close enough to feel safe.

Sam looked down at her, "I didn't mean too. Its just so frustrating having new people around. They can't know about what we do! It's too dangerous. I don't want any more innocent blood on my hands... do you? We have to get rid of them some how. We have to send them home...." He sighed heavily. He felt like the world had just landed and made its home on his shoulders.

Penny jumped away from Dean at his sudden outburst. He scared her more than the girl with the gun. She was hunched in the far corner pretending to be invisible hoping that none of the yelling or gun pointed would be directed at her for any reason. She trembled with fear and hid her face in her knees.

Sam sighed as he hugged her, "I'll try and be nice...." His voice trailed off as he got lost in thought. His skin felt hot where she touched him. It was like fire was spreading all across his body and through his entire soul. That warm feeling consumed him and he was lost.