Cujo and his human have a lot in common - mostly the ability to find trouble or have it find them.

This is the first night Steve has spent alone in his father's house since he died. 1.01 The Pilot- Coda

Dr. Max Bergman had no idea what was in store for him on that Monday afternoon. A missing scene for the Season 2 episode, Ha'i'ole.

There's no plan. Adrenaline and anger dictate his actions. Danny reaches the door. The fact that it's unlocked, that he's deemed not a threat, fuels his rage.

Danny finds out the real reason why Steve won't let him sign his cast. Tag to episode 1.20 "Ma Ke Kahakai". no slash

This was all Steve's fault. The entire case had been Steve's idea, after all. And now, here they were. Handcuffed to chairs, back to back, in a deserted warehouse, in the Middle of Nowhere, Hawaii, with two idiots holding guns threatening them.

Steve was scared. He was scared the day Hesse called him, the day his father died. He was scared of losing what little he'd gained, scared of failing his partner right when he'd started to figure out what it meant at all.

Danny helps Steve pick up the pieces; Steve returns the favor. A tag to 1.10.

Young Winchesters. With Mother's Day just around the corner Dean has some trouble at school that stirs up some haunting memories, but helps him realize that the most important gifts last forever and are untouchable by death.

When Sam pulled the trigger, it had been Ellicott's meddling that made him do it. When Dean ripped his brother's heart to shreds, he had no angry spirit to blame.

The title says it all. What every proud owner of a John Sheppard needs. Rated T for mild suggestive comments G Blame it on a silly mood.

Of all the things that could have gone wrong during a salt and burn, Dean never expected this to be one of them.

This covers about 12 hours in Sam and Dean's life immediately after closing credits for In My Time of Dying so it contains spoilers.

Dean learns how NOT to use a tire iron.

Life can be a war. Sometimes we must fight to avoid the wounds that leave us bleeding on the battle field. Sometimes, we must surrender.

Jessica talked to him most nights. Her choice of conversation seemed normal. They were the kinds of things he would have expected from his brother’s girlfriend, and sometimes Dean almost forgot she was dead at all.

Sam and Dean take an unexpected break that leads them into uncharted territory.

Sam has a crisis in school, and Dean does what any big brother would, he comes to the rescue.

Inspired by 'The Benders....what if they had decided to hunt Sam instead of trying to kill him? Oneshot? Obviously not heheh. Complete! finally:

Snapshot of a moment during Sam and Dean's childhood, perhaps around their elementary school years. PG for character blood, otherwise a clean read.

The brothers deal with the fallout after leaving Roosevelt Asylum. Spoilers: Asylum.

An unfortunate accident while hunting leaves Dean with an injured and delirious Sam on his hands. To keep his brother conscious however, Dean finds himself actually encouraging one of those brotherly bonding moments he so desperately tries to avoid.

Chance brought them together. Circumstances made them friends. Will fortune be on their side when the fickle finger of fate leaves them in a desperate situation? Sheppard McKay friendship. McKay POV. COMPLETE

John and Elizabeth are trapped and with her severe injury he doesn't know if she's going to make it. COMPLETED!

COMPLETE! After a trading mission gone awry, two of Atlantis's finest are held captive. Twist. I suck at summaries. WeirShep shipperness, plus a lot of angst and character whumping.