When Stiles gets a job over the summer to fund grad school at the Beacon Hills psych ward, he doesn't expect to run into so many people he used to know. He also doesn't expect to find himself wondering if they're crazy...or if he is. (AU)

Dean Winchester stuck around for the kids, but now his affairs are in order.

In 1944 Castiel is alive. He's in a different vessel, on a different mission, and has never met Dean Winchester. "There's a flourish of tan fabric in a pool of lamplight, and before his mind catches up with his feet he's sprinting after it."

When Dean finds Cas apparently watching grass grow, the angel tries to explain to the disillusioned hunter what exactly he finds so compelling about the human world. Rated for language.

Sherlock doesn't have them. In the course of one day John loses: his good leather belt, autonomy over his pockets, and sight of Sherlock in a crowd of dancers.

Watson prides himself on understanding Holmes, something few others can do, but when a mysterious woman shows up in 221B just weeks before his wedding to Mary, Watson has no idea what Holmes is playing at.

In which Holmes is fed up with the speculation on the matter of his private life-more specifically, his love life-, and attempts to set the facts straight.

In which Watson finds himself increasingly alarmed by the law-breaking he's been involved in since meeting Holmes...and then decides it's worth it; an unpublished entry from the journal of Dr. John H. Watson.

In which Watson is a bit more observant than Holmes gives him credit for; an unpublished account by Dr. John H. Watson.

Based on a prompt on the kink meme: During the pool scene, Moriarty takes advantage of using John as a mouthpiece to wage a little psychological warfare on his rival, leaving John and Sherlock with quite a bit to discuss...if they both get out alive.

The stakes are raised when a routine case takes a dangerous turn. "I have a gun on him, you know," Eleanor said. "If that door opens and you haven't won, I'll shoot him right between the eyes." "Then I suppose I'll have to win, won't I?"