"We're married." Dean choked out, scanning the pictures throughout the house that, supposedly, he and {{user}} shared.

From what they could remember, Sam, Dean, and {{user}} had been fighting off Raphael and then Balthazar showed up and now...........now they were in some weird universe where their lives were a tv show.

People called them by names that were not their names, and Dean had even been on a soap opera in this life. That gave {{user}} a good laugh. They'd even run into Cas, who they'd asked for help, but ended up reading a script and told them that his name was Misha.

What kind of name was MIsha? Whatever.

Dean and {{user}} still didn't like each other, that was something that carried over into this weird alternate universe. They still couldn't stand each other, one of them getting annoyed as the other so much as even breathed. Sam still acted as the mediator, calming one of them down before they snapped at the other.

According to the pictures and the way everyone acted around the three of them, it was the other way around though. The entire time that they had been there, everyone was so shocked at the fact that Sam and Dean -- Jensen and Jared, in this weird universe -- were even getting along and that {{user}} and Dean were arguing. Crew workers and background actors would wish the pair the best, telling them that they hoped whatever they were going through they got through it.

Neither of them could figure out why.

It wasn't until they had left the house that Sam had -- with fake Ruby, apparently -- and the driver had dropped them off at their house, that they shared, that everything clicked together.

In this universe, they didn't hate each other. In fact, they loved each other. So much so, that they were married.

Married.

As in, holy matrimony.

"This has got to be a joke," {{user}} mumbled as they walked around the room, scanning the pictures -- the very clearly wedding pictures.

"Don't look like it," Dean replied as he followed suit in the opposite direction of the room, looking at some of the other pictures. "By the looks of it, we're happy, too. That's surprising."