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Dean was drunk, that's what got him into this whole mess. No, that's a lie, he was lonely.
His brother left, his father shortly after, and he needed somebody, so he followed Sam to Stanford from a distance. Just to make sure the kid was ok, of course. On the south side of the university, Dean found an abandoned courtyard that he could just relax in, close enough to keep an eye on his dorky little brother, but somewhere where Sam wouldn't see him. But what really caught his eye about the courtyard was the statue, a beautiful angel with messy hair and eyes turning down at the corner, and Dean thought that if there was no one else around to talk to, then he might as well talk to this statue.
He didn't know the statue was watching him back.
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Or: Dean accidentally does something emotionally healthy and falls in love with an angel along the way
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When he introduces his quiet, sharp-eyed best friend to his little brother Sam, he doesn’t expect Sam to light up every time Cas is in the room—or for Cas to find it so amusing. What starts as a harmless crush spirals into awkward tension, unexpected jealousy, and Dean finally being forced to face what everyone else already knows: he’s in love with Cas
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The constant moving around and general lack of real connections were never great. But being stranded in Lawrence, forced to stay in place until his dad comes for him, is worse. Especially once someone starts hunting him.
Going to the police is in every conceivable way a terrible plan. Accepting personal help from a severely overinvolved cop is quite possibly an even worse one. Above all because Dean is up to his neck in illicit activities and police-related trauma. But maybe, just once, it would be nice to have someone look out for him.
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- Part 1 of Paper Tigers
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Castiel's teen son is dating bad boy Dean Winchester. Castiel comes home one night and finds his son passed out on the couch. When Castiel checks his son's room, Dean is drunk and high as fuck. He thinks Castiel is his son and Castiel goes with it, taking sloppy seconds from a barely conscious Dean.
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A week ago, Dean was pulled out of Hell. Now, he’s apparently woken up in 2018, and the angel that a mere twenty-four hours beforehand had threatened to chuck him back into the pit is sleepily pouring himself coffee and wearing Dean’s second-favourite Zeppelin shirt. It all seems like a perfect happy ending, but with Hell’s scars still so fresh, Dean can’t imagine how he could have possibly gotten there.
At the same time, the Dean who went to sleep in the bunker, right next to Cas, wakes up on Bobby’s couch in 2008. He’s instantly bombarded with questions by a Lilith-obsessed brother and a man who’s been dead for years, and must decide between keeping his finally-perfect life intact, and the lives he could save by re-writing history.
Regardless of these choices, both Deans are trapped in the wrong decade, and their only way back lies with a Castiel still very much under Heaven’s thumb – one who might find the future Dean describes difficult to believe.