A sequel to Meet the Novaks. The day of the panel has finally come, and Dean and Castiel sure do make waves in the high school. Claire shouldn't be embarassed... right? Also, one of her friends might know her dads a little more than she thought. Rated T for use of a slur (sorry!)

Claire needs Castiel to be her dad again... yet hits a bump when she needs both of her parents for a meeting at school. Not wanting to raise any alarms, she asks Castiel to bring someone with him... yet who he brings is not what she had in mind for going 'under the radar'. Now she and her 'dads' need to make it through this meeting, yet something good might actually come out.

Spinning off from the end of "The Executioner's Song," Dean is still haunted by Cain's words, and can't shake the guilt that comes from the speech. He can't even sit still without his friends being hurt. Meanwhile Crowley is itching for revenge, and Rowena might have somethin gup her sleeve that involves a certain angel.

After a short time since the end of Book 4, things are changing in Republic City. Certain things that have been hidden are now coming to light, and to live in a world where they are treated equal, they will have to fight for it. M for safety and for later.

Dean will have to go on a perilous journey after receiving the Mark, bringing Sam and Cas along with him. He knows he has to kill the final knight of Hell, but what he doesn't know is that the quest doesn't stop there... Rated T for just in case, and might move onto M later on (if decided) The endgame is Destiel, but there will be other pairings throughout.

It's been a couple of months since the Pack has faced their latest Big Bad, Peter, and was locked away in Eichen House. Now they have become a sort of Supernatural police force, putting away those who endanger the lives of Beacon Hills. Yet over those months things have definitely changed. Can these changes withstand the coming danger, however? Rated T for now.

After the whole ordeal with being a Dean-mon, Dean Winchester finally has the time to relax and reflect. Especially on a certain blue-eyed angel. Fluff, and mild language. T to be safe.

After the scene with Malia, Stiles, and the Sheriff, my idea on what happened after. It's really big into family with no Stalia whatsoever (so if you see something that is even an inkling, it's not). However it does deal with Malia finding out who her real family is so... yeah. Nothing bad whatsoever, sweet and fluffy.

Lydia discusses Deputy Parrish's past, and a few things come to light. Inspiration from a tumblr post.

Inspired by the promo of 9x18 "Meta-Fiction", what I thought would and should have happened in the episode. Lots and lots more Destiel. That's what I am saying... No subtext, literal text. Rated M just in case.