Title: Take Me For What I Am: Emblem
Rating: G
Summary: Ruby's adjusted to new technology. Before 4x21 "When the Levee Breaks".
Pairings: None.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 98

Ruby can't help marveling at the concept of a cell phone. A little box with the emblems 'Nokia' and 'AT&T' that lets Ruby talk to people far away without waiting for someone to carry a letter there and back? It's a miracle. Ruby can only imagine what it must be like for Lilith, who was out of touch with the world for far longer than Ruby was.

"I need more minutes," Ruby tells the girl at the AT&T kiosk. She puts her phone and Ruby Breyer's credit card on the counter.

"Sure thing," the girl says.

Title: Take Me For What I Am: Elephant
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Cindy's in trouble. During 4x22 "Lucifer Rising".
Pairings: None.
Warnings: Canonical character death.
Word Count: 67

The elephant in the car trunk: Cindy is going to die.

"What do you want?" Cindy asks the woman when the trunk opens. "I'll do anything—"

"Hush," the woman says. She goes around to the side of the car and Cindy tries to get out but can't move. The woman comes back with a funnel, a milk jug, and a knife.

Oh God Cindy's going to die.

Title: Take Me For What I Am: Monopoly
Rating: G
Summary: Becky has Sera Siege's email. After 5x01 "Sympathy for the Devil".
Pairings: None.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 83

Becky exchanged contact information with Sera Siege a while back. (That's probably how Chuck found Becky, actually.) Ms. Siege has a monopoly on the rights for everything to do with Supernatural, of course. So it's Ms. Siege Becky emails when she wants to ask about an officially-sanctioned, fan-run publicity campaign for the books. (The books are real. People need to know how to protect themselves.) Becky could totally be Ruby. Or Bela.

Ms. Siege's answer is a politely phrased no.

Screw official sanction.