Fame Crazy (Sequel to Strings Attached)

Chapter 194

"Can we do that, though?" Castiel asks hopefully.

He knows Dean is the type to get restless if he's not doing anything for a while, so it's probably too much to ask, but this is the type of thing Castiel enjoys. He doesn't like the scary rides that make you feel like you're about to die. He likes things like the People Mover, where you just sit and get to look around the park. He likes things like the carousel, which he'll have to try to drag Dean on later. He likes the simple things, and a castle show is a simple thing.

Dean hesitates, then sighs. "Alright, we can watch the castle show tonight. It'll probably be just us, though. Thank doubt any of the others would care enough to camp out for that long."

Castiel grins and gives Dean an awkward side hug. "This is why you're the best."

"I know, I know," Dean replies, pressing a kiss to the top of his boyfriend's head.

Castiel picks his feet up and leaves them on the ride's bench with his head on Dean's chest, cuddling up to his boyfriend like they would on a couch. Dean holds him close, and they go through the rest of the ride in a content silence.

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Apparently, Lucifer and Dean got all their FastPasses very close together, because after Space Mountain — or, in Castiel and Dean's case, the People Mover — they immediately head over to their final one: Seven Dwarves Mine Train.

"Is that another rollercoaster?" Castiel asks.

Dean shrugs. "Beats me."

"So, yes?" Castiel guesses.

"Honestly, man, I have no clue. We had to do these FastPasses, like, two months ago. I'm surprised I remember as much as I do."

Castiel isn't surprised to find that this ride is, in fact, a rollercoaster, and he immediately backs out. The only one who really complains is Dean, because someone has to stay off the ride to watch Alex, so if it's not Castiel, it would have to be someone else.

He walks around aimlessly for a few minutes, keeping his head ducked to avoid attracting attention to himself. Thankfully, Alex seems to have decided to make it easier on him, because she doesn't start screaming and crying. That would certainly blow his cover.

Castiel soon finds himself back on Main Street, a road covered in shops on both sides that lead the way out of the park. Obviously, he doesn't want to leave, but he wouldn't mind checking out the shops.

He starts out in a little glass blowing place, where the cast members that work there create things from melting glass right in front of the guests. It's oddly hypnotizing to watch. There are a collection of things they've already made scattered throughout the store, and Castiel almost wants to buy them. They're expensive as fuck, but he's got money to spare. He just doesn't know how he'd get a large glass castle back to New York.

There's a little shelf of tiaras in the store as well, and Castiel decides to take a few moments to admire them. There are small ones that look like they're meant to be put in a bun, but they would probably fit Alex. He decides to test it out of curiosity, and while the crown won't stay on very well, it's adorable anyway. Castiel grabs a picture of it, awkwardly holding Alex with one arm and his phone with the other.

Castiel has a reputation for being a complete dork, so, because he's here, he decides to slide one of the normal sized crowns on as well and takes a selfie wearing that, as well as a selfie with both himself and Alex wearing crowns. His fans should get a laugh out of that, at least.

Castiel puts the tiaras back, but stops himself before he leaves. He grabs the crown he gave to Alex and brings it to the cash register. It's Disney World. She deserves to be a princess.