Castiel looks up at the clock and watches the second hand click over to exactly 9pm. He presses the switches and turns the dials correctly until he sees the “ON AIR” sign light up, then leans into the microphone. “Hello. Callers. This is…Doctor Jacob Glaser, reporting on The Real Story.”
He licks his lips and darts his gaze around until he spots the notes that Jacob had left for him. “Tonight, I would like to talk to you about existence of …” he stares at the page, speechless. “Angels.”
He should have checked with Jacob before agreeing to host the show while Jimmy’s long-lost twin visited his friend Joseph in Maine. He is not going to speak of angels on a radio call-in show.
But he made a promise.
With a scowl, Castiel punches the first blinking switchboard button and barks, “Yes?”
“Uh, hi Jacob. You doing okay?” Castiel has no time to answer before the caller launches into her tirade. “Angels can’t exist because God doesn’t exist. Heaven and Hell are merely tools used by…”
Castiel punches the ‘end call’ button with satisfaction. “We seem to have lost that caller. Next?”
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He licks his lips and darts his gaze around until he spots the notes that Jacob had left for him. “Tonight, I would like to talk to you about existence of …” he stares at the page, speechless. “Angels.”
He should have checked with Jacob before agreeing to host the show while Jimmy’s long-lost twin visited his friend Joseph in Maine. He is not going to speak of angels on a radio call-in show.
But he made a promise.
With a scowl, Castiel punches the first blinking switchboard button and barks, “Yes?”
“Uh, hi Jacob. You doing okay?” Castiel has no time to answer before the caller launches into her tirade. “Angels can’t exist because God doesn’t exist. Heaven and Hell are merely tools used by…”
Castiel punches the ‘end call’ button with satisfaction. “We seem to have lost that caller. Next?”