Castiel knows that the man he loved and sacrificed everything for was gone, swallowed up by this demonic, perverted spirit that deceptively wore his skin. He promises himself he won't fall vulnerable to the demon's manipulation, but he should have known that even the most fractured of bonds can never be truly broken. Destiel set in season ten.
"When John said that Sherlock fell for him, he wished he meant it metaphorically." Short angsty Johnlock drabble set during "The Reichenbach Fall."
Dean Winchester is like fire: fierce, incandescent, and utterly unattainable. For those reasons (and many more), Castiel Milton is hopelessly in love with him. But Dean is straight, and even worse, his best friend. When Cas is forced to help Dean prepare for Prom with someone else, he can't help but wonder why it isn't as easy to fall out of love as it is to fall into it.
30 Day OTP Challenge centering around Destiel. Need I say more?
When his older brother and idol Michael goes missing in the process of tracking down a lead on their father's long ago disappearance, Castiel Novak is forced to crawl back to his estranged siblings Anna and Gabriel, both of whom abandoned him and the hunting life years ago, and ask for their assistance. Short prequel to the story, "The Absent Fathers Club."
Ever since childhood, Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes were inseparable. No matter the conflict - whether it was the whispers in Brooklyn about their "platonic" bond, Bucky being sent to war (the only place where Steve couldn't follow), or fighting together against HYDRA - they promised to be there for each other until the end of the line. Tragically, it came sooner than expected.
Hannah learns just how painful love can be; especially when unrequited. A poem featuring unrequited Hannah/Castiel with a brief mention of Destiel. Set in season ten.
Set post-Swan Song. In result of Sam being locked in Lucifer's Cage, Dean has vivid nightmares. When his insomnia becomes too hard to ignore, he leaves Lisa's house and throws himself into hunting again. But as the demons in his head continue to haunt him, he pushes himself to the point of exhaustion. When Castiel returns, he provides a...unique solution to Dean's problem.
In an attempt to relieve his vessel of these distracting feelings regarding a certain green eyed hunter, Castiel writes a letter to Dean detailing all the ways he had fallen, especially how he'd fallen in love with him. Destiel oneshot. Based off of Florence and the Machine's song "Falling." Rated T for language. Set anytime in canon during season five and onward.