It's been months. She thought she would never go back, not after what her and Sam had to do. They'd tried everything, but nothing worked. He was still stuck down there after four months, and she missed him like she couldn't believe. Dean had gone to Hell, and now she felt like she was there herself without him around.

Frustrated with the outcome of their last hunt, Kate bottles up her anger and tries to play it off like nothing. But Dean can tell something's up and he's concerned for what this could do to her if she keeps it up.

Driving down a lonely highway, just the two of them. Classic tunes lazily drift out the windows of the Impala, and the lyrics take these two down a path whose destination is both new and unexpected.

Too nervous to tell Dean how she feels, it's hard watching him take girls back to the motel after a hunt. Drinking her pain away is never a good idea though, and when Sam catches up to her one night, in her altered state, she tells him everything.

Being able to celebrate a birthday when you're a hunter is a rare occasion. Kate takes it upon herself to make Dean's birthday one of the best he's ever had, and one he won't soon forget.

Nightmares from an even more nightmarish hunt haunt Kate, and one night she cries out for Dean. He comforts her and she realizes the only place she truly feels safe is with him.

What seems like a straight-forward hunt turns sideways. Demons and their lackies are never what they seem. Things look bad, and nobody's certain they'll make it out alive. Can our trio pull this off?

She's had a crush on Dean for a while now, but has never let him know. When they get into a drinking contest at a local bar, things end up differently than either of them expected.