Good Demon

                                    

                                          
Warnings: Reader being possessed by a demon; a few curse words

                          
By some miracle, Crowley had a good heart and let Y/N go. She had been good to him, as she was one of his best demons. He loved her like the daughter he never had. He was shocked when she wanted to leave but he understood why. As much as he wanted her to stay, he granted her one wish. However, she was still a demon but she no longer worked for the King of Hell.
                          
After leaving hell, she moved to Beacon Hills and started working at a local diner to pay the bills of an old abandon house Crowley found for her. It wasn't much, but it was enough to hold her over until she found something better.
                          
Eventually, she came across someone she remembered seeing in hell in the middle of the woods named Theo. He knew she was different and something supernatural. He could smell it on her, but he didn't know what she was exactly. She could smell his scent, indicating he was part of the supernatural world, but she wasn't sure until she asked. She learned he was a chimera and she revealed she was a demon.
                          
Theo introduced her to Scott. They all understood what she was, but they had no clue what she could do. She explained she was quick and had super strength, but kept her other supernatural powers to herself. She's not who she used to be, and she wanted to do some good in her life. Theo, of all people, could relate.
                          
Within time, Scott trusted Y/N and she got along with everyone in his pack. Whenever they were in trouble, she wouldn't hesitate to help them. Scott and his pack were the closest thing to a family and she'd do anything to protect them. Eventually, Scott welcomed her into his pack.
                          
In the midst of all that, she got closer to Theo. They would hang out all the time especially without the pack. They were best friends, but the pack knew it was more than that. They could see how attracted they were to one other and they couldn't understand why Theo and Y/N didn't notice it themselves. The truth was, Theo wanted to tell Y/N how he felt but he always felt she kept holding something back from him. He figured she wasn't ready to be with someone if she wasn't comfortable opening up about what was bothering her, but lately he's had enough. He didn't care if she was keeping secrets from him. He was hurting himself more everyday he didn't tell her. He just wanted her to know. If she didn't feel the same way or wasn't ready for a relationship, he would be okay with it. Just as long as she knew how he felt, which is exactly what he was doing tonight as he rapped his knuckles loud and impatiently on Y/N's front door.
                          
Y/N ran down the stairs. She swung the door open and was surprised to see her best friend standing nervously in front of her.
                          
"Theo?" Y/N asked completely surprised, as she wasn't expecting any guests tonight. "What are you doing here?"
                          
"I need to talk to you," he said as he slid his hands into his pockets and shifted his weight from one foot to the other. 
                          
Y/N knew by the look on his face it was something serious. Even though she wished he had called first and possibly arranged to meet somewhere else, she wasn't going to turn him away.
                          
"Sure. Let's sit out here," she gestured toward the swing porch.
                          
Theo shook his head. "Could we talk inside?"
                          
Y/N swallowed hard. "I don't think so. I don't want to wake up my parents. It's kind of late." 
                          
Theo heard her heartbeat rise, indicating she was lying. What he didn't understand was why. He thought they had a good friendship, especially since he considered her his best friend. So it hurt to catch her lying again.
                          
"Did you forget that I'm a chimera, and I can tell when you're lying to me?"
                          
Y/N let out a deep sigh, realizing she couldn't get away with it. "I was hoping you wouldn't notice."