Supernatural
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Supernatural (Sam Winchester x Female!Reader) by SlinkyDogg
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After her parents were killed by hellhounds, Bobby Singer a close family friend took (Name) (Last Name) in and raised her since she was three years old, training her to be a hunter. Growing up (Name) befriended Sam and Dean Winchester, whenever their father would drop them off to leave on another hunting trip. One day Sam commits a heroic act that leave (Name) smitten for him. Ten years later and (Name) is still hopelessly in love with him. But will Sam ever reciprocate her feelings? Or will (Name) be stuck with unrequited love for Sam Winchester? I do not own the rights to Supernatural, this is just a fanfic for fun. All rights belong to CW and Warner Bros.
Better Together by Wayward_Mikaelson
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When a hunt goes wrong with a nest of vampires you are saved by the Winchesters. You've heard of the winchesters but was always a work by yourself type of person. But when you meet the youngest Winchester, Sam, you can't stop thinking of him. Two years go by and your feelings for Sam Winchester continue to grow. But when a hunt goes wrong leaving you injured Sam pushes you away without a reason. So back to solo hunting you go.
Dad's best friend by Florence_imagines
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Caught between a boyfriend who only loves her when it suits him and a life she's too tired to keep pretending fits, she's learned how to survive by staying quiet, staying small, and not asking for too much. But Jensen-her dad's best friend, steady as stone and impossible to ignore-starts seeing the cracks she's been trying to hide. He doesn't push. He doesn't rescue. He just shows up, again and again, with patience, warmth, and the kind of attention that makes her feel seen for the first time in years. And when being noticed starts to feel a lot like being wanted, the line between safe and dangerous gets thin.