Castiel never liked people, and although he has nothing against his college room mate Dean personally, he finds that Dean is no exception. But Dean seems to like Cas like no one ever has before, and Cas is starting to think maybe people aren't all bad.

Having grown up under the care of his older brothers, Castiel Novak never truly got the chance to learn the regular, everyday things a child learns. He never learnt how to ride a bike, never learnt how to swim, to cook, to dance. When Castiel auditions for a role in a teen gay romance movie and lands the part, he finds himself slowly bonding with the actor of his character's lover, Dean Winchester, and accidentally lets slip about his uneducated childhood. Dean decides to make it his goal to teach Castiel all the things he missed out on as a child by the time they're done filming the movie. What he doesn't count on, is unknowingly teaching his co-star how to fall in love. Disclaimer: I do not own Supernatural nor any of the characters in this story, they of course belong to the creators of the TV show.

Castiel Novak and Dean Wincheter lead normal lives until they were sent to fight in the Battle of Shiloh. When Castiel gets lost, he stumbles upon Dean and they become good fiends. Eventually, more than good friends. But life takes a turn and things have to be done.

John looked peaceful, his head lulling back and hands clasped together in his lap. His mouth was slightly open, and his breathing even. How had he fallen asleep so perfectly? Most people who had fallen asleep around Sherlock (which was, admittedly, not many) had slept awfully, loud and snorty, sometimes thrashing around, sometimes making weird sounds you're only capable of making while asleep. He sat next to the doctor, being careful not to disturb his slumber. Closing his eyes, Sherlock tried to get to his mind palace. To his dismay, too many thoughts cluttered his head. That had never happened before. Sherlock groaned softly, keeping his eyes closed. Maybe he should get some sleep. He knew John would want him to. "Ah John, what would I do without you?" Sherlock whispered to the sleeping man beside him on the couch. "I'd be a half dead robot if you weren't here. I almost was. I almost was." A small sigh escaped his lips as he slipped into the cool relief of sleep.

Dean always put on a good act at school, with his dad always drunk and Sam rarely talking to him. But when Castiel moves in next door, will Dean open up and let himself be with Castiel? (Trigger Warning: Suicidal thoughts, self injury, etc.) (July 23, 2016: thank you guys so much for all of the support you have given this story. it means the absolute world to me. It's almost been two years since the final chapter was published. Though it was not my best work, I'm still immensely happy with it. I know there are many errors and faults to this publication, but you have given it a chance anyway. I love you all so much.)

Haphephobia is a rare but often devastating phobia. It's the fear of being touched. Imagine the second someone touches you without warning you immediately cringe and vigorously rub that area until you can no longer feel it. You just want to roll into a ball and cry. People see you as a psychopath, a freak because you are different. What they don't know is why you have this fear. How it had come on. That was something no one knew, you just wanted to forget. It's not easy and it never has been. How can someone fight a fear they've had for twenty years? You simply can't. Do not read if you're sensitive to the topics of abuse, rape, death, or self harm.

Castiel Novak and Dean Winchester are both boys with troubled pasts. When Dean moves in to town to live with his adoptive father, he meets Castiel at the high school. Can these boys help each other heal? Can they help each other in ways they didn't know they needed help in? Because these two boys could just turn each other's lives upside down. And that is a good thing in this case.

Solangelo Nico di Angelo is a motorcycle racer, who gets injured in a race. Will Solace is a doctor, who fixes Nico up. Months later, they meet again, and a friendship strikes up, that may turn into something more.

What do you do if you're forced to go to college and share a dorm with someone? Doesn't sound bad? Well, try hiding wings on top of it!

Dean Winchester is nineteen years old and only a year out of high school when he gets sent to the hospital after a argument with his father. Nothing serious occurred, but Dean was required to spend the next few days under observation. While he is spending his time in the hospital of utter boredom, he meets Castiel, a young man the same age as him as a patient of cancer. Forming a quick bond, he begins visiting the boy even when he gets out, but is something more going on?