sam/dean porn
Alive, together, apparently sane
mollyamory | Adult | Spoilers for 7.01.
Sam crawled out of the pit again for Dean. But Dean isn't really where Sam left him...
Sam’s hope overcomes Dean’s distance, allowing them to reconnect-very sweet.
Antifreeze
obstinatrix | mature | Author chose not to use archive warnings. Dub-con elements in Sam's dreams of Hell (not between Sam and Dean).
Since the wall came down, Sam's been having these dreams. Not nightmares, not quite, but they're Lucifer-cold, wake him up shivering, and he knows he can't take what his soul wants to warm itself with. Or at least, he thinks he knows. Then Dean finds out.
Suffering Sam, comforting Dean: the story will warm you up as it does Sam.
You’re My Blue Sky, You’re My Sunny Day
tesserae_ | Explicit | No archive warnings apply.
When a request from Bobby to help an old friend sends them to Tombstone, AZ, Dean and a newly-resouled Sam find themselves looking into a pair of killings that might or might not be supernatural in origin. Dean’s willing to stick around for the bacon donuts and the chance to see the O.K. Corral, but Sam’s got a bigger agenda, and Dean finds himself wondering if this case isn’t going to be the one that brings down Death’s wall.
Wherein the boys catch a break, though the case isn’t what they expected.
It’s the Blueprint of Your Life
queenklu | NC-17 | No author-provided warnings; canon deaths.
Sam jerks awake in the middle of the night and everything goes to hell. Well, not literally, though Dean is staring down the barrel of less than a year before his deal comes due. In the midst of dealing (or not dealing) with his impending death, a killer ghost ship, and Bela showing up out of the blue, Dean also has to figure out what’s going on in Sam’s head to make him so twitchy, why he’s suddenly breezing through this case while writing endless notes in a notebook he won’t let Dean see. Damn it, Dean thinks, This is gonna take a lot of chickflick moments.
This is the perfect instantiation of “going back to the past to fix things,” with a Sam determined not to screw up this time and a Dean who is, by comparison to his later self, as open as he thinks he’s guarded.
mollyamory | Adult | Spoilers for 7.01.
Sam crawled out of the pit again for Dean. But Dean isn't really where Sam left him...
Sam’s hope overcomes Dean’s distance, allowing them to reconnect-very sweet.
Antifreeze
obstinatrix | mature | Author chose not to use archive warnings. Dub-con elements in Sam's dreams of Hell (not between Sam and Dean).
Since the wall came down, Sam's been having these dreams. Not nightmares, not quite, but they're Lucifer-cold, wake him up shivering, and he knows he can't take what his soul wants to warm itself with. Or at least, he thinks he knows. Then Dean finds out.
Suffering Sam, comforting Dean: the story will warm you up as it does Sam.
You’re My Blue Sky, You’re My Sunny Day
tesserae_ | Explicit | No archive warnings apply.
When a request from Bobby to help an old friend sends them to Tombstone, AZ, Dean and a newly-resouled Sam find themselves looking into a pair of killings that might or might not be supernatural in origin. Dean’s willing to stick around for the bacon donuts and the chance to see the O.K. Corral, but Sam’s got a bigger agenda, and Dean finds himself wondering if this case isn’t going to be the one that brings down Death’s wall.
Wherein the boys catch a break, though the case isn’t what they expected.
It’s the Blueprint of Your Life
queenklu | NC-17 | No author-provided warnings; canon deaths.
Sam jerks awake in the middle of the night and everything goes to hell. Well, not literally, though Dean is staring down the barrel of less than a year before his deal comes due. In the midst of dealing (or not dealing) with his impending death, a killer ghost ship, and Bela showing up out of the blue, Dean also has to figure out what’s going on in Sam’s head to make him so twitchy, why he’s suddenly breezing through this case while writing endless notes in a notebook he won’t let Dean see. Damn it, Dean thinks, This is gonna take a lot of chickflick moments.
This is the perfect instantiation of “going back to the past to fix things,” with a Sam determined not to screw up this time and a Dean who is, by comparison to his later self, as open as he thinks he’s guarded.