If Castiel Novak had to pick one word to describe himself, he knew precisely what it would be. Boring. Tax accountants, while a necessary evil to the world were boring, and he would likely qualify as the most boring one that existed. However, when his best friend (though he used that title very broadly when applying it to Balthazar), dares him to make one small change to his routine, just one, Castiel doesn’t have it in him to argue. His decision to turn right on the route he walks home instead of left brings one Dean Winchester, local mechanic and brand new pastry shop owner, crashing into his life. Dean turns his routine upside down and backwards, but Castiel doesn’t…mind. He keeps turning right, and keeps running into Dean. Maybe routine disruption is…good?
After everything, after all of it, Magnus and Alec are happily married, they've gone on a three week honeymoon around the world, and they have both been looking forward to coming home.
Part of coming home also means having a conversation that they have been avoiding, and the boys finally sit down to talk about it. All of it. Magnus losing his magic, the deal, the breakup, what happened afterward, and how they came out on the other side.
What if Magnus had realized that Alec had made a deal with his Father the second Asmodeus gave him his magic back? After all, Magnus Bane is no fool.