Sam wakes up one morning to an empty hotel room and a tape recorded message from his brother, asking him to do just one thing: move on with his life. Rated T for language. Spoilers for season eight. Dean and Sam brother!feels, Destiel relationship. Unabashedly fluffy ending coming soon.

Nobody sees Kurt Hummel's daily struggle. Nobody cares. Nobody wants to help. Warning: gore, multiple character deaths, violence, and suspense. CH 2: Azimio thought he'd found a real friend, but now he's lost that and he doesn't know how to deal.

It's been years since McKinley High. Dave Karofsky is comfortable in his own skin. Kurt Hummel is self-sufficient and living his dreams. Neither has found true love, and neither feels any pressing need to go looking for it. Then they bump into each other.

Dean Winchester is a pretty far cry from the perfect son, but not for lack of trying. By God, does she ever try.

At seventeen, Dean Winchester was utterly captivated by Castiel Milton. But when summer ended, so did the dream world they had wrapped themselves in. Two years later, tragedy strikes Dean's family and it's Cas that comes to his rescue. The feelings are all still there, but will they ever learn to truly trust each other again? (Fried Green Tomatoes fusion AU, much angst)

When Dave Karofsky's problem-child cousin comes to town, she somehow manages to screw up everything, especially his routine of keeping his distance from Kurt.

Cooped up in the bunker with nothing better to do, Dean decides some exploring is in order, and drags Castiel along. (Set after the season 8 finale, so spoilers through that.) Fun beginning with possibly a very angsty, gooey middle.

Dean's final thoughts. Warning: multiple character deaths.

Today, I kissed a guy for the first time. The thing is, we just became stepbrothers a few weeks ago. And he used to have a crush on me. And I kinda rejected him then. FML

Castiel imagined how he would feel knowing the life he'd chosen for himself was just more of Heaven guiding him towards his destiny. He imagined how Dean would feel. (Spoilers through end of season 8)

Dean Winchester does not cry. Spoilers up through season eight, major character death.

Each time Castiel dies, he's given a choice. He always chooses to come back. (Spoilers up to season seven, suggestions of Destiel but no outright slashiness...unfortunately.)

Needing a break from his hectic life, 19-year-old Dean decides to spend the summer at the country home of his friend Anna Milton. The Milton family is certainly a strange bunch, and the strangest and most fascinating of them all is Anna's younger brother, Castiel. Fluff inspired by certain season seven dialogue. Not sure if this counts as a crossover, a fusion, or just a weird AU.

Dean remembers the moment that Sam became his responsibility. Castiel remembers the moment that Dean became his choice. Spoilers through season four.

Sneaking out is only as fun as what you do with that stolen freedom. Destiel one-shot, teenagers AU.

Elliot's thoughts during the hunt for Arthur Blessert. Suggestions of some one-sided Stabler/Hawkins, canon other than that, just a drabble over some thoughts that wouldn't leave me alone.

Sometimes Cas doesn't know who Dean is. At others, he says horrible things that make Dean want to run from the room and never come back. But the worst are the times that Cas doesn't remember himself, or his own story. On those days, Dean sits by his bed, holds his hand, and tells it to him. (Spoilers through season 8)

"I prayed to you, Cas! Every night!" (Spoilers through 8x02. Rated T for language.)

Since the moment he disappeared, Dean has been looking for him...and now he's here. (Rated K, pretty tame, based on the incredible fanart on the cover, credits for that in author's notes, spoiler-y for 8x02).

Castiel goes websurfing, Dean is flabbergasted, and apparently threatening him with guns wasn't enough to stop Chuck from publishing more books. Rated T mostly for language.

There's something going on between Dean and Cas, and Sam is determined to figure out what. Meanwhile, Castiel puzzles over surprising aspects of his and Dean's relationship. Follow-up to "Once Upon A Dream" and "Waking Life," spoilers for seasons 3-5. T for safety; it's tame compared to the other two.

He's on his way down the stairs, rushing to get to the "impromptu" Warblers performance in the senior commons.

He doesn't understand why everyone expects him to be able to fix things. Season 5 spoilers, built around my own headcanon, whiny character angst and rated T for some choice language...and maybe also for blasphemy because I do NOT need to add "corrupted the minds of children" to the tally against me.

A collection of unrelated one-shots inspired by Shakespeare's sonnets. Warnings posted at the start of every chapter in bold. Rated M for safety. Incredibly angsty Destiel, possible spoilers for all seasons.

Dean has weird dreams sometimes. He's in Hell...but he's not alone. As he starts to piece together what the dreams mean, he discovers that he has a bigger problem: what is he going to do about it? Follow-up to "Once Upon A Dream," spoilers for seasons 3-5. M for language and mentions of torture.

Everybody-Dean included-attributes Castiel's awkward staring and lack of appreciation for personal space to his lack of understanding when it comes to humans. Funny thing, though: Cas never invades Bobby's personal space, or Sam's. Why is Dean different? Maybe there's something everyone is missing. Spoilers for seasons 3-4, light Destiel, set sometime just before "Lazarus Rising.

There's a lot of ground to cover between an angel of the Lord and the person Castiel becomes for Dean Winchester, but he covers it all in a remarkably short amount of time. It's too bad neither of them has any idea what they really mean to each other. Spoilers through season five, just to be safe.

The smallest detail can change the course of everything that comes after it. What if Kurt had known from the beginning that Blaine was a year behind him in school?

The McKinley High Rainbow Brigade - plus Finn and Rachel - gather at Kurt's house every Saturday night to watch scary movies. Kurt HATES scary movies, but finds Dave's shoulder quite useful as an eye-shield.

He's in the graveyard. He feels like he's always in the graveyard. He visits the elegant black headstone often, but never brings flowers. Rated T for safety; Genred "Romance" because to me, everything between these two has an element of true love to it.

Mr. Carney keeps Dave after class to talk about his paper, and gives him some advice about the power of honesty.

What starts as a casual drink with coworkers gets weird when Holly steers the conversation in a highly dangerous direction. Includes David Martinez, who is not yet on the characters list.

Is it possible to love someone and hate them at the same time? Can the same person who makes you lose all control, who tears you apart and makes you hate yourself, be the person who makes you happier than anyone or anything else? Sometimes love is hard.

After Blaine left Kurt alone in the parking lot at Scandals, Kurt found solace in the company of Dave Karofsky. But where was Blaine? Companion piece to "I'll Be Waiting," from Blaine's very insecure and self-loathing point of view.

After overhearing his sister Rachel's friend Kurt declare that no one will ever fall in love with him, Blaine decides to finally tell Kurt how he feels. Anderberry siblings AU with Klaine.

When everything gets to be too much, Kurt locks himself in his room, lays down on the floor, pulls out his mother's record collection and just loses himself in the beautiful voice of Blaine Anderson. WARNING: Mention of character death in the past.

Kurt's thoughts when he sees that Dave has not come back for senior year, when he runs into Dave again at the gay bar, and afterward. Hints of Kurtofsky, but with established Klaine. Set to the song "Marianne" by Tori Amos, but not really a songfic.

On an otherwise normal day, Kurt meets a mysterious stranger and is instantly drawn to him for reasons he can't explain. The deeper he falls, however, the darker and more uncertain things become. Because there's something...off about Blaine Anderson...

Kurt and Blaine go to a gay bar, and Kurt is beyond shocked to see none other than Dave Karofsky on stage, singing. Then he and Blaine have a fight, and Blaine storms off, leaving Kurt alone and upset, just as Dave is leaving the bar. One-shot.

Dave has developed a habit of staring at Kurt in class, and Kurt can't help but notice.

Kurt Hummel is used to the fact that no one ever touches him.

Kurt shows up at Dave's apartment, determined to find out once and for all what they mean to each other.

Kurt calls Dave out on being a jackass, but all Dave can think about is that Kurt's yelling at him. In a locker room. Again. Set in the same timeline as "Number 27," during the spring of Dave's sophomore year of college.

Blaine Anderson is not a smooth-talking Warbler; he's a scared, awkward kid trying to figure his life out and survive high school. Never in a million years could he imagine how he'll get from here to Teenage Dream. CH 5: Sebastian struggles with his crush

The day after prom, Dave reads a poem for AP English that causes him to really think about the reasons it's so hard for him to come out and just be himself. Then the teacher asks everyone in the class to write a reflection on how the poem makes them feel.

When 17-year-old Bella Swan is murdered in the woods, her father dedicates his life to finding her killer. CH 4: Charlie decides to pay Billy a visit in hopes of forcing Jacob to confess.

It's been a year since their first kiss, and honestly, they haven't done much more than hold hands since. But Valentine's Day is coming up, and well...Blaine always did have a thing for big, romantic, embarrassingly public gestures.

Dave Karofsky loves contradictions. At least his favorite contradiction loves him back.