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awww that's sad

awesome story

love it

Thanks for posting this. I liked it a great deal and have reread it several times. It is really touching.

You lose a lot of assumptions about theft when you either go through hard times (I mean REALLY hard, homeless, not two pennies to rub together, nothing) or if you work around or with someone who has.

I've lived through some rough spots and volunteered with some who've had it a lot worse. I remember when my first boss, years ago, caught a little girl (maybe ten, at the most) stealing a muffin. When she didn't have enough to pay for it he called the cops on her. Even now, that's the thing that sticks with me most about that job. How quick he was to cast her out, to send her somewhere to be a problem for someone else. Ugh, people, man. Monsters, I get. People are crazy. ;}

-Bandon

that was the best fic ever3 it's so sweet that dean was leaving gifts for the man cuz you never see that side of him:)

Oh wow. I really liked the mood you set up with this one and the narrator who meets a tiny Dean who pays for what he can in whatever way he can. I really liked the story and how you tied all of the pieces together.

I really liked this outsider's perspective.
For a stranger's POV, it's very emotional.

Dean probably left sort of payments for stealing before he could kill monsters and pay society back for what they steal.

Wow this was so very good...loved it, thanks, really :D

This is such a sad pov of the boys when they're just wee lads.

Okay, that was just way too precious and sad, that Dean left his marbles and baseball cards to "pay" for the groceries. I love Wee!chesters!

Aww Poor kids

That's great the vision of John as a father at the end, most people can only see him as a marine, you know? Without feelings and I think he really loved his boys

Congratulations

See ya

Rosetta

This is greatly written and you did an excellent job. This was very realistic and sad yet inspirational. Excellent job! Thank you for sharing and I wish you luck in all you do!