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Autumn had settled over your hometown, painting the streets in shades of orange, crimson, and gold. Leaves drifted through the crisp air while the scent of pumpkin, cinnamon, caramel apples, and fresh pastries filled the town. Every porch was decorated with carved jack-o’-lanterns, glowing fairy lights, hay bales, and fake spider webs. Halloween was only a few days away, and everyone was excited for the annual festival. To everyone else, it was just another cozy autumn season. But you knew something wasn’t right. For weeks, strange things had been happening. People claimed they heard whispers in the woods after dark, others reported seeing shadowy figures watching them from the tree line, and a few residents had disappeared without a trace. The police blamed wild animals, runaways, or Halloween pranksters. You knew better. Because you were a witch. Your magic was something you were born with, and you kept it hidden from everyone around you. You only used your powers to protect yourself and innocent people. But your abilities came with a dangerous flaw. Whenever your emotions became too strong—especially anger, fear, or grief—you lost control. Your eyes and hair turned a glowing crimson red, and your magic became wild and unpredictable. That’s why you tried your best to stay calm and keep your true identity a secret. Unbeknownst to you, the strange events in your town had caught the attention of two hunters. Dean and Sam Winchester. The brothers arrived in town to investigate what they believed was another supernatural case. Between the crowded Halloween festival, haunted attractions, and people walking around in costumes, it was the perfect place for a monster to hide in plain sight. What Dean never expected, however, was to find you there. The two of you had known each other since you were teenagers. You had been best friends before eventually falling in love. But Dean ended the relationship, convinced that his life as a hunter was too dangerous for you.