It's wholly antithetical for her to even connect this guileless, earnest, awkward kid with the boys. She coughs in something beyond outlandish surprise when the kid—Jack, she didn't miss his having a name—is suddenly pushing up from the table, all sunshine and lollipops smile, and calling them family.
"Uhh.." Jo lets that note drag out there. "Yeah. I think I'd know if Dean decided to adopt himself a kid."
Maybe. God knows. Dean was doing a zero-for-zero job lately of telling her anything deathly important. But this? This was just insanely ludicrous.
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It's wholly antithetical for her to even connect this guileless, earnest, awkward kid with the boys. She coughs in something beyond outlandish surprise when the kid—Jack, she didn't miss his having a name—is suddenly pushing up from the table, all sunshine and lollipops smile, and calling them family.
"Uhh.." Jo lets that note drag out there.
"Yeah. I think I'd know if Dean decided to adopt himself a kid."
Maybe. God knows. Dean was doing a zero-for-zero job lately of telling her anything deathly important. But this? This was just insanely ludicrous.