Supernatural Imagines & Preferences ^Completed^

Valentine's Day - Preferences

(Every character I've ever written will be in here. Happy Valentine's Day my loves - Emma)

   Sam: Chocolates. To Sam, Valentine's Day was all about you. He would deny any gift you got for him and would spoil you. His favorite thing to get you was chocolates. Sweets were your favorite, and it warmed his heart to see you smiling. He also really enjoyed the big hug and the kisses you would plant all over his face once you received them. 

   Dean: Breakfast in Bed. It's no surprise Dean is a good cook. He knows how much you enjoy his cooking and how much you loved breakfast and how much you loved sleeping, so he thought this would be a perfect gift. He would make pancakes (obviously some for Sam), eggs, bacon, and toast. You would be up from all of the ruckus he would make. The triumphant look on Dean's when he brought it to you would be far more special than the meal itself. 

   Cas: Hugs. Materialistic things weren't the best thing, in your opinion, and Castiel knew that. He knew that he was your favorite thing so he did what he knew best to make your day special. That thing was hugs. As soon as you woke up, you were bombarded with love and safety. This would go on for the next 12 hours (at least). Some people would hate it, but to you, it was the most adorable thing ever because he was making an effort. 

   Jack: Random Items. Jack had absolutely no clue what Valentine's Day was until you had mentioned it. Jack took your word for it and gave you gifts...gifts of random things he found around the bunker. He would give you lore books and knives and sometimes just random food items from the kitchen. You found it weird but also very endearing and sweet. 

   Gabriel: Flowers. Gabe knew you didn't want much and he respected that. He wanted to give you everything but also wanted you to be comfortable with what he gave you. A bouquet of flowers was his best bet because everyone liked flowers. He also knew you would cherish them and take care of them and keep them alive for as long as you could. They reminded you of your angel and you would never neglect either of them.  

   Crowley: Romantic Dinners. Crowley was a big softie when it came to you. He would do whatever he could to make you happy, especially on Valentine's Day. He would take you to the most romantic restaurants around the world and would get so much enjoyment out of your happiness. You loved his creativity and loved the thought he would put into the places you were taken to. 

   Charlie: Movie Marathons. You were a huge nerd like she was, so Harry Potter and other film franchises were always on your Valentine's Day schedule. You would snuggle with her on the couch, stuffing your faces with popcorn, watching movie after movie. She would hold as if you were going to leave her, causing you to feel safe and warm. 

   Chuck: Quality Time. Chuck writes constantly and it's very hard to get time with him. He tries his hardest to spend time with you on Valentine's Day, even if that means leaving his house and going out with you. Every once in a while, you do find him scribbling on his napkin, but you love it nonetheless. 

   Lucifer: Jewelry. One of Lucifer's past times was to find the most rarest and most beautiful stones and crystals and have them made into necklaces, bracelets, or rings. He loves the way rubies look with your eyes, but he also loves the way tanzanite compliments your skin tone. You enjoy them because they're usually very pretty but also because Lucifer's eyes light up when he sees you wearing them. 

   Garth: Kisses. With both of you being hunters, it's very hard to do anything special on Valentine's Day. Garth loved making you blush, and a perfect day to do that was Valentine's Day. Whenever he had the chance, he would kiss your forehead or your cheek or your nose or your hands or your lips. The feeling of his lips on your skin was intoxicating to you and your face would always heat up.

   Kevin: Books. Like Kevin, you were very smart and enjoyed a good book. Every year, Kevin would get you a book based on a memory you two had made. It showed how much effort he was willing to put into remembering little things and you found it absolutely adorable. The books were also usually very good and had a great plot, so there was no way you could just leave them on a shelf as if they meant nothing.