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Dean Winchester was prepared to relax on his porch after a day of hard work. He had the perfect cup of cocoa to compliment the beautiful fall night. It was picture perfect, except for the drunk man falling out of an taxi across the street…
Omega Mer-Sirens finally reach maturity to sing at the magic age of thirty. And when you live for hundreds of years, it’s not a long time to wait. Although Castiel is at odds with some of his clan’s teaching and traditions, he is ready for his Rite of Passage. His death song is beautiful, and will no doubt woo a Alpha Human to a peaceful grave.
But, in the midst of his song Castiel discovers that the Alpha Human he’s chosen is, in fact, his true mate! How can Castiel save his mate from plunging into the sea in time? Can a Siren and a Human fall in love? Can the Gods truly protest when they have marked them as true mates?
Divorced and working hard for a promotion, Dean Winchester is tired of coming home to an empty apartment. He wants someone to love and care for, someone who will love him back and understand him. On a whim, Dean decides to request a cupid. Some fluffy cherub can handle finding his soulmate while he works, but he get’s more than he bargained for when Castiel shows up at his door.
After rescuing his brother's fiancée from a house fire he doesn't survive, Dean Winchester finds himself in Heaven. He's immediately suspicious - after all, with everything he's done during his time on Earth... there's no way he deserves to be here. He lives in a beautiful neighborhood right down the street from his parents, in an amazing house that he shares with his new soulmate, Cas - a man Dean's never even met. Despite Dean's best efforts to keep his distance, Cas seems determined to make their new relationship work in the afterlife.
However, Cas doesn't understand... he isn't aware of Dean's past. Cas doesn't know that all Dean's good for is destroying relationships and ganking monsters. Cas doesn't know that Dean once got an innocent civilian killed on a case, doesn't know of the cave that haunts Dean's dreams. People are made of memories they bury or live by, and Dean chose to bury his a long time ago.
But when Cas chips away at Dean's resistance... the once-forgotten bones begin to surface.
When they first meet, Dean doesn't think much of Castiel.
They're standing in the gardens of the palace and he's not impressed.
Not that it matters. He's not here to fall in love and have some kind of fairy tale ending-- he's here because his father, looking defeated, pulled him aside one night and told him he needed his help.
In a world where the first words your soulmate will say to you get inscribed on your wrist at 16, knowing if you've met "the one" should be easy. But when is Dean Winchester's life ever that?
Because the thing is, it's the first words they say to you face-to-face that count--not over text message or video chat or any of the ways he's been communicating with Cas since they met online.
The night before they are supposed to see each other in-person for the first time, his mind won't shut off--too busy retracing the four words on his skin over and over again that read, "What you got there?"
It didn’t sound like something Cas would say—nor did the child-like scrawl it was written in look like he imagined Cas’s handwriting. But how could it possibly be anybody else?
While Mary was alive, she would tell Dean that soulmates were chosen by angels. When the right time came, he would hear his soulmate’s voice in his head, and he would know, wherever they were, they were singing just for him.
But Dean never heard a damn thing. Not at 12, when most people heard their first soul song. Not at 15, when Sammy heard his. Not at 17, when only two-percent of the population heard their first.
And definitely not at 28, when Sam leaves to be with the love of his life, and Castiel, deaf professor of rock music history at KU, moves in.
Dean refused to look up his soulmate. His parents ran into each other by chance. Karen stopped by Bobby’s garage after her car unexpectedly broke down. Sam got seated next to Eileen on a plane, and he spent two hours miming conversation before she admitted she read lips.
Was it stupid for Dean to hold out for a story like that? Probably.
But he doesn’t regret his decision - not until Castiel Novak wanders into his tattoo parlor, asking about a cover up for his soulmark.
When Castiel is swimming off his frustration in the ocean, he gets some help from an unexpected source; a green-eyed man gives him some advice, and a boost onto his boat.
Two years later, Castiel works at the Florida Keys Dolphin Research Center, and his brother Gabriel is chef at a nearby grill restaurant.
When Gabriel hires a new cook, their lives get tossed up. Especially when a cast-away Gabriel finds on the beach behind his house, is the brother of the new cook, and they both share a big secret.
You're born with your soulmate's last name on your wrist. All his life, Castiel's waited to finally get to meet his Winchester soulmate. So when he starts college and meets Sam with the name Novak on his wrist, it seems like a no brainer. Even if all Castiel ever feels towards Sam is friendship. The soulmate marks are never wrong, after all, so maybe they should just try harder.
... Of course, there are other Novaks and Winchesters out there.