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A Sam/Jack exploration of Season 13.
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Written for the Team Free Will Big Bang 2017! Six years after running off to join the army, newly discharged Dean goes in search of his family, unsure of the welcome he’s likely to receive. A lot has happened in six years though; John and Sam have moved on with their lives and Dean’s plagued by demons, old and new, that holy water and exorcisms can’t cure.
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When Castiel moves out of Jimmy's house and into his own place for the first time, he saves money on buying a home by investing in a Fixer-Upper. He knows nothing about how to fix the many problems the house has, but he figures he's smart enough to figure it out. Unfortunately it's not too long before he learns that he's way in over his head.
Thankfully his new neighbor Dean is a handyman, and agrees to help him out. He knows Dean has a bit of a crush on him, but he's not taking advantage of it, really. Dean's a great guy, and quickly becomes a good friend.
But a flash of satin under Dean's toolbelt changes everything.
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When Castiel Novak returns to his hometown to teach at Garrison High School in the wake of his mother's death, he discovers that there is one thing nearly the entire religious population seems to agree upon: everyone hates the Winchesters. They hate Sam's temper and John's alcoholism and Dean's interminable silence. Castiel is just getting a handle on the whole free will thing, but he's beginning to suspect that he might feel a little bit differently, and the more he learns about the Winchesters, the more he understands that the entire town couldn't hate Dean's silence half as much as Dean himself hates his own words. Stutterer!Dean/Teacher!Cas.
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“Why is it the summer of love in our living room?”
“We’re all making shirts for pride this weekend!” Charlie explains excitedly.
“P-pride?” Dean echoes, his brain having been reduced to that of a parrot. “As in the…the gay kind?”
“Well, technically the whole month of June is pride month,” Charlie explains helpfully. “Which you would know if you checked the google calendar. But this is for the parade on Sunday. We’re getting our flag on.”
“Sunday?” Dean’s stomach drops. “Sunday is father’s day.”
Charlie raises an eyebrow and Dean opens his mouth to explain, or more like ask if that means Charlie (and apparently everyone they know?) is going to be running around the house pride-ing it up on the one day his dad is visiting. And if he has to participate cause...well. Uncomfortable reasons.