Before he knows it, he's gripping the kid's shoulders just as tightly as Rhodey had gripped his own, his hands trembling. "Pete, kid, c'mon. Say something. If you don't say something I'm gonna seriously lose it here. Don't fucking do this." Post-IW. A long-fic detailing a catatonic kid and the people who are around in him the Avengers facility, ft'ing most characters and H/C.

(MCU/Homecoming). "Did you ever get babysat?" He sits up, pushing his rounded glasses back up his nose with the edge of his palm. Sniffs, like it's not really a big deal. Like it's just casual conversation between friends, and not something that'll potentially ruin his whole friendship. "By, like... teenagers?" DEALS WITH NONGRAPHIC CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE. COMPLETE.

"Bar fight. Don't tell Dean. I don't want to hear it. You just... You understand best. You get it best, y'know? You get me." Death brings Sam back — sorta. A domestic curtain-fic that explores different sections of what makes Sam Winchester, with a hint of supernatural. An alternative to S07E01, where raising our boy's soul doesn't go exactly to plan. Lots of brotherly goodness.

9x23 AU, where Dean knocks Sam out before he faces Metatron — and Sam is taken. Bring in the next bloodbath. What follows is a journey to figure out what makes a monster. And if it's really so bad, to be one at all. Second to last chapter uploaded! Stay tuned for the final chapter.

Sam doesn't speak to anyone except for Dean. They make it work. Outsider POV, with a big emphasis on the outsider and her correlating to Sam's own issues. A bit of altered!Sam, warning for domestic abuse talk in there. Curtain!fic.

Sam is cursed in seventh grade, and bad things happen.

"I just remember wondering... If I survived this, how many 'I told you so's would I get to hear about? What were the friggin' odds that fate hated me that much?" Terrible things happen to good people. Pre-series.

Everything under the sun here. Warnings in each story, though beware of sexual situations, suicidal themes, violence/gore, cursing, and so on — for mature readers. A hefty amount of Sam, with a slightly smaller but still hefty amount of Dean. Lots of other characters involved!

Mary is alive instead of Sam and contemplates her life in Ellen's bar — a phone call about the son she had lost years beforehand changes everything. (Series AU featuring all of the Winchesters; heed the warnings inside.)

The End spoilers. End!verse. A sequel to The Epilogue in a Very Long Biography. "Five months since he got Sam back, he sets an alarm to wake up in the early morning hours."

S9 AU. Sam leaves after Gadreel leaves. Years go by. This is what happens when Sam calls. (Warning for character death.)

Post-series. Dean is an alcoholic spiraling out of control. Something has to give. Sam gets out. (Darkfic, Dean negative to a degree. Heed the warnings inside.)

Season 7 AU, Apocafic. "The sky is always black. Black and snowing gray — sooty, undesirable. The earth is brown-turned-soot with weeds and debris, and it coats their hands, smudges across their faces, camouflages Dean's freckles (or that's what he said his name was, anyway)."

SEQUEL TO 'THE LONG CALENDAR' AND 'THROUGH THE SEASONS'. Sam goes on a lunch date. That's exactly what it is. Sam POV. (Warnings for mental illness, post-hell trauma, and surprisingly, fluffiness. Featuring snooping Dean.)

Someone has it out for the Winchester brothers. It doesn't end well. For them. (DARKFIC)

Max comes and goes, and one day, he doesn't come back.

A Season 9/10 AU where Dean, effected by the Mark, uses Magnus' control powder to make Sam listen to his every command. It goes very, very badly in the end, leaving everything in shambles. Darkfic, Evil/MOC!Dean, warnings for violence/gore, mature themes, mental non-compliance, if there's such a thing. Not pretty; was originally 2 parts.

SEQUEL TO 'THE LONG CALENDAR'. READ THAT FIRST PLEASE! Sam is back from two thousand years in the Cage, in a bad mental state with no real conection to normalcy anymore, and Dean tries to help him cope. Warnings for ref to non-con, mental illness, self-inflicted injury, and animal death.

One time per month, every month on Earth, Sam visits Dean for a day from the Cage. [Post-Swan Song AU]

Pre-series. A boy gives a dog to a stranger. Outsider POV.

"Sam has a messed up leg, and not much changes." Preseries to S5 finale.

"There is a tall man in the camp today." A continuation of endverse, featuring Sam. A little whump, a lot of pain, and a bittersweet world.

"Castiel goes to Hell to retrieve Sam, but things don't go as planned." AU of 5.22, technically, or of 6.01. Warnings inside.

"I hit him. Hard." In 8.17, there's a warehouse full of dead Dean Winchesters. But what was the fate of the taller one going to be? To Naomi, it's simple: give him what he rightfully deserves, after all the pain he's caused. Warnings: torture, mild gore, a lotta' hurt!sam

"Sam's brain could only take so much." [mental illness, stroke, hurt!sam]

Sam and Dean finally get to go to Disneyland.

Spoilers for 9.16, AU'd. "It's only been a few years since he jumped and it'll never be long enough." Magnus does more than simply cut Sam. It takes Crowley longer to get to the boys, which leaves Magnus to torture Sam while a helpless Dean watches." For a prompt at ohsam! at LJ. Hurt!Sam, dark, warnings for torture.

Mystery Spot Tag. "Whoever said Dean was the dysfunctional had never seen you with a sharp object in your hands. Holy, Full Metal Jacket." Spoilers for Mystery Spot. After the a few dozen days watching his brother die over and over again, Sam gets angrier. By the 200th time? He starts getting angry and desperate; maybe if Sam dies, this loop'll break. Rated Mature.

Takes place during Season 8, before the Trials. Sam always feels like he's drowning, and Dean just wishes he could speak up. Sometimes it's more literal than it should be. Warnings for suicidal thoughts, violence, and cursing.

Things go entirely wrong on a mission, leaving one agent in the hospital clinging to life and another betraying everything he'd worked for. Ethan's life as an IMF operative has always been difficult—harder now that he has so much to lose all over again.

Randomized snippet of Rick Doyle's life, marked by the year.

A man named Caesar wants to kill himself, but a man with a paperboy's hat would prefer he really not. Takes place long after Episode 25, warnings for suicide.

Kotetsu was possibly the most annoying laugh-stifler to ever exist on the planet. "Na, Bunny... You're not very good at this." Quick drabble, friendship.

Even lately, I've been breathing as though I were still dying.

I loved those colours, to be honest. I'm not kidding. They make me feel better and I can think about things with a lot less stress. Catcher in the Rye rated for suicide and cursing