Wine leads to kissing, and kissing leads to tentacle sex and other revelations.

The thing about a diesel is it'll run on practically anything, at least for a while. Thus it is in a 1984 Mercedes 240D that Natasha pulls even with the hitchhiker and comes to a stop. (A post-apocalyptic fic.)

There's no reason for Natasha to have much to do with the other residents of her building. That's what she keeps telling herself. (A friendship fic set in the most recent volume of Black Widow. Warnings for mention of domestic abuse.)

He passes by a vast old tree – but then all is old in this place, ageless, and vast is an extravagance of perspective that he can ill afford – and Meg is on the other side, slouching. "If I didn't know better, I'd think you weren't glad to see me." (Warnings: temporary character death, hallucinations, blood.)

Ruby's a traitor, the other demons want her head on a platter, and none of them even bothers to ask why she's doing it. Almost none.

The thing is, if you're going to run away with zero skills or prospects, then Sam's not a bad kid to run away with.

Dean's night was actually going okay until the thing showed up wearing Jo's face. Spoilers through 6.11.

The vamps of Sunnydale are having trouble holding themselves together. WARNINGS: major character death, gore, horror elements.

Matt's a better kid than Vicki's ever been, and she means to keep it that way.

Jo's pregnant with a baby she isn't sure she wants, and Dean offers her an out she'd never have expected.

Sam and Dean live in a house by the sea, and Sam translates ancient manuscripts and Dean reads westerns, and it's a pretty great retirement, really. Only Sam's started hearing things, which is weird, since Sam hasn't heard anything in years.

The night before the crew goes after Lucifer, Ellen stays up all night, waiting for dawn.

A guy scarfs down raw meat, that's going to have consequences, even if the guy's an angel. Good thing Dean's around to keep his mind off things, right?

Dawn's tired of being Buffy Summers' little sister. It takes years, an apocalypse, and Topher Brink before she discovers who she is instead.

Jo doesn't trust the woman who appears in her motel room, but there's a storm of demons brewing that she trusts a whole lot less.

Matthew turns up pregnant, Lavinia is his wife, and Mary is the glue that holds everything together.