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Dean would never admit to anyone, but the Tuesday and Thursday nights when they’d log in to the latest (and greatest) shooter – Croatoan, were the best part of his week. With Sam working at Stanford and Dean working for Bobby, it was the only time they really got to hang out - and the fact that they always seemed to end up playing with two other brothers - well, that was just a bonus! GamerAU
Somehow an easy-going plumber and an awkward anthropologist can find a way to meet right in the middle.
Sam's too busy to pick up Sarah's engagement ring from the jeweller’s. Enter Dean. He minds just a little, and then not at all.
Cas sees hundreds of faces every day, but there's only one that he really cares about.
Just like every summer, Dean and Sam are tracking tornadoes. Surprisingly, it's the nerdy computer scientist that sweeps Dean off his feet.
"Dean leans against the jamb of the door and watches, bemused, as letters sprout out of the blue. It takes a while; he admires the plane’s dogged persistence. At least there’s little wind today. Although some of the smoke smudges in the curves, like ink touched before dry, the end result is fully legible, if a little puzzling.
DW♥TSWIFT."
First Dean thought someone was trying to mess with him. Now he's pretty sure someone's writing love letters to him over the Topeka skyline.
Dean's newly single, in a new house, and a brand-new father to boot. Dean's also got this weird thing where some stranger is leaving baby clothes on his porch at night.
Castiel's nephew, Jack, just lost his mother and now he needs a new home. But in order to keep the promise he made to the boy's mom - his best friend, Kelly Kline – and take care of Jack, Castiel needs to be married or the Child Protection Services might not let him adopt Jack.
Dean Winchester worked his ass out his entire life in order to please his father and one day be the president of the family's company. When he first brought the subject up with his father, John told him he'd only hand the presidency to Dean if he was married by the age of 35. After just turning 34, Dean starts to get anxious, it's his future that's at stake!
With a little help from Castiel's brother, Gabriel, and Dean's best friend, Charlie, the two of them meet and set an arrangement that can help both of them to achieve their purposes - it's time for a wedding!
When some asshole hits a dog with his car and drives off, the first two people on the scene are Dean and Castiel. Castiel's an FBI agent with a plane to catch, and he doesn't have time to take the dog to the vet. Dean's a musician, and he doesn't have the money. An agreement is reached: Dean goes, Castiel pays, and they'll exchange details and meet again to work things out. But who gets the dog? Sooner or later they're going to realise that having shared custody of one pitbull isn't ideal. She needs one home, not two. One stable, loving home...
Like most terrible things in the world, this is Gabriel’s fault.
And maybe Eileen’s, and Sam’s. Fact is, Charlie’s getting married. Which of course Dean would be over the moon about, despite his objection to all things romantic—but this means spending a week with his least favorite person on the planet, his sparring partner in crime, Castiel, both of them united in only one thing—their scorn for love.
So when Gabriel has the bright idea of getting the two anti-lovebirds together, the whole gang is in on the idea. But as the week progresses and things get more and more complicated, they realize that perhaps not all is fair in love and war.
A Shakespeare AU starring Dean and Cas.