You know how I feel about this story. This was the most awesome idea ever, and I love it every time I read it.  How amazing to use Chuck as a point of view as well as having him *write* the other points of view?  IT'S GENIUS!  And it was all you, Sammy.  This is *your* story, no matter how many times you try and give me credit.  I'll take credit for the cheerleading, but you have to remember that you wrote this thing.  And it was 10 times better than I ever imagined.

And of course, you know what my favorite line is.

*chuckles and pastes it*

“Jeremy wrote a book about homicidal unicorns ending the world with their powers of naptime.”

*ded*

Author's Response:

Dean, I'm pretty sure, that you talked me into doing all three points of view via Chuck...I was just going to do Chuck writing one. Sooo, I'm going to blame you and give you the credit for that. Cause it WAS you.

Wow, these Fire challenge stories are taking me in unexpected directions; way to think outside the box. Really cool idea to add Chuck to the mix, and I totally didn't expect Castiel to be part of that night.

I did crack up at

He made his way back to the junk covered desk, dropping into the chair in front of his computer. With a sigh, he dragged his hand across his face in exasperation as he skimmed the afternoon’s work.

“I can’t believe I wrote this crap.”

Because this is a real-life scene for me, been there, done that.

Nice piece of work,

Sue

Author's Response:

LOL. I'm pretty sure that almost all writers have felt that way at one point or another. I know I have.

Thanks for the review.