Sam was just about to get his books for his final class from his locker when a familiar voice called out his name.

"Hey, stranger," it said when he turned around and smiled brightly at the love of his life, Jess.

"Hey you," he replied and gave her a quick kiss before grabbing her hand and walking towards his locker. "How was biology?"

"Boring as usual," Jessica said. "French?"

"It was fine," Sam answered and she couldn't help but laugh. They both knew he wasn't that into languages but it was Sam. There wasn't a thing in the world he didn't like to learn.

"You're such a dork," she teased him while they arrived at his locker.

"And you love it," he said with a suggestive smile, bending forward until their faces were only inches away.

"I do," Jess admitted and that was all Sam needed to close the space between their lips.

They kissed until someone started coughing right behind them. "Quit the PDA, Sammy. Children are watching."

Sam gave his older brother a wide grin. "You feeling uncomfortable, Dean?"

"Just keep the sex out of my face, okay?"

"Like you do. Ever," Sam said and pulled up an eyebrow. "So, what's up?"

"I just got a text from Dad. He's coming home tonight and wants to have family dinner."

"He's coming home?" Sam asked surprised. "That's amazing, Dean!" It had been months since their dad had left for his latest job. He was a professional bounty hunter, so he was away from home a lot. It sucked, but Sam and Dean grew up in this life. They were used to it.

"I know right?" Dean smiled. He was even more fond of his dad than Sam was. "He also asks if we wanna bring the girls for lunch on Saturday at the Roadhouse?"

Sam looked at his girlfriend and she answered with a shrug and a smile. "Sure."

"Awesome," Dean replied and started texting their dad. He got interrupted when a cute girl with dark hair wrapped her arms around him from behind.

"Hey handsome," Lisa grinned and Dean immediately turned to kiss her passionately. Maybe a little bit to passionately.

"Hey, PDA," Sam complained, wrapping his arms around Jess.

"Alright," Dean mumbled, then turned his attention back to Lisa. "You wanna have lunch with my dad at the Roadhouse on Saturday?"

"Of course I do," she answered happily. "I didn't know he was back in town."

"He isn't," Dean said. "Yet. He's coming home tonight."

"Honey, that's amazing, I'm so happy for you." Then she turned to Sam. "For both of you, of course."

Sam thanked her with a smile and started taking some books out of his locker. It was when he turned back that he saw them.

"Wow, who are they?" he asked, impressed.

They all turned towards the main entrance of their school, where a group of teenagers was making their way through the corridors. The group consisted of children between 14 and 18 years old, who showed no resemblance whatsoever but clung together like they were some kind of gang. But the strangest part was the fact that Sam knew none of them. At all.

"Oh my gosh, it must be them!" Lisa whispered in a loud voice.

"Who?" Dean asked with a frown on his face.

"Haven't you heard? They're Chuck Shurley's!"

"Baby, who the hell is Chuck Shurley?" Dean said, confused.

Lisa threw her hair over her shoulder and leaned closer to the three of them, as if she was going to tell some big secret. "Okay, so apparently this insanely rich guy Chuck Shurley yesterday moved into the mansion at Cross Road with all of his children."

"Wait," Sam interrupted her. "They're all this guy's children? That's impossible."

"Let her finish, Sammy," Dean told him before looking back to Lisa.

"What are we whispering about?" a voice suddenly said from behind them.

Dean nearly jumpscared. "Jesus, Charlie, you scared the crap out of me."

"Sorry, not sorry," she smiled. Benny followed quickly after her. The two of them had been Dean's best friends since they were children.

"It's about Chuck Shurley," Jessica explained. "Now go on, Lisa."

"Okay, so obviously they've all been adopted," she answered Sam's question. "But more importantly, they're legendary."

"Why are they legendary?" he asked. "I'd never heard of them."

"Because. There are these crazy rumors about them. See that guy in the front? I'm guessing he's the eldest one. Apparently their father got him a position in his international company, just waiting to be claimed when he graduates. And one of the other older brothers dropped out of school last year, just so he could become his father's secretary. It's like he has this job just lying around for everyone of them."

"Seems handy to me," Dean said with a shrug.

"Oh but that's not all. Supposedly their father is very strict. They say there was another one, the second oldest, who was kicked out of the house by him."

"He kicked out his own son?" Jess asked. "Harsh."

"Asshole," Charlie added.

"I know right? But that's not even the craziest part."

"It gets crazier than this?" Dean questioned.

"Apparently they're all very religious." Then Lisa remained silent, making the rest of them lean closer in tension. When she was satisfied with their interest, she continued, "And bisexual."

"Wait, what?" her boyfriend asked, confusion on his face. "How can they all be bisexual? I mean, is that even a criteria you can fill in on an adoption application?"

"I still can't get how there can be so many of them," Sam said, still watching Chuck Shurley's children. He had tried counting them several times now, but failed miserably so far. Somehow he lost count every time. "How many children does he have?"

"Nobody knows," Lisa answered. "But there should be at least five new students in each grade."

"Who adopts five children within a year?" Charlie asked, dumbfounded.

"At least," Lisa corrected.

"So what, five children a year, four grades, that's twenty children?" Sam exclaimed. "That's insane."

"Ow, this is only half of them," Lisa said and Sam could have sworn his jaw hit the ground. "They say there were so many of them, neither one of the local high schools had room for all of them. So Chuck split them up, sent half of them to Lawrence High School and the others to this place."

"This guy had to split up his children to get them into high school?" Dean said. "That's just... wow."

Lisa went on a little further, but Sam didn't bother listening to her anymore. He was just staring at the Shurleys, wondering how so many children could possibly live together in the same house. He had trouble enough getting along with Dean alone. A boy next to the guy Lisa had called the oldest in particular drew his attention. He seemed quite bored, his golden eyes wandering through the crowd while his siblings kept on talking to each other quietly. When his gaze met Sam's he stopped for a moment and for a split second they stared into each other's eyes. Sam quickly looked away and directed his attention back to Jess and the gossip Lisa was still sharing with his friends. He didn't notice the guy watched him for a few more seconds before turning back to his brothers.

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So here you go, peeps, my very first chapter of my very first fanfiction. I hope you enjoyed it and if not... well, too bad :) Anyways, I'm very sorry if there are any grammatical flaws in here, I'm not a native English speaker (though I do study English literature and linguistics, so it shouldn't be too bad), but please feel free to bring any mistakes to my attention.

Second of all, let me know if you prefer shorter or longer chapters. I know this one was a bit short, but it's just an introduction, I promise it gets better.

Also, I was thinking about adding this thing at the end of each chapter, I call it my 'tbh's', where I'll make some confessions concerning Supernatural. Please let me know what you think of it (I'll stop if nobody likes it) and feel free to respond to them.

So here it goes, my first tbh: When I'm reading fanfictions with Michael in it, I still picture him as Adam. It gets very confusing if Adam is in there as well. By now I've learned most people think of him as the younger version of John, so that's why I used that picture of him. That's right, I did that for you. You're welcome.

Love you all xoxo