It's early in the morning, a Tuesday ironically, when Billy gets the call to collect Sam Winchester’s soul. She's surprised that Sam is being collected, and Dean isn't, because she had always assumed they would go out swinging, together. When she gets to Sam, the scene before her is nothing like she imagined the younger Winchester’s death to look like. There are no demons, or angry spirits, he isn't killed by a wendigo, or a witch. He's killed by a seventeen year old boy, driving an old Chevy pickup.

Sam is lying almost motionless, in the middle of a quiet road. He’s the victim of a hit and run. There’s an awful lot of blood surrounding him, pooling around his chest, and his blood is bubbling rhythmically from his mouth. As a reaper, she's seen her fair share of hit and run deaths, but this is different. This is Sam Winchester, the man who saved the world from Apocalypse, not once but twice, the man who rid the world of the devil, twice. The man who has killed thousands of evil creatures alongside his brother, and now here he lay, in …show more content…
She can see the events leading up to his death, Sam leaving his and Dean's hotel room, to go on a walk after an insignificant argument, following the side of the road for exactly three miles, before a truck comes hurdling down the wrong side of the road, and pummels into him. The driver of the truck, a young teenage boy, screams, before getting out of his truck and seeing what he has done to Sam, he grabs out his phone, considering calling an ambulance, but he puts his phone back into his pocket, gets back into his truck, and drives away, leaving Sam to die alone.

Meanwhile, Dean is sitting in their motel room, agrilly stewing over the argument he had with his brother. She can read his thoughts, of how stupid Sam is, and the occasional worry of why he hasn't come back to the motel room