When you forget everything, what are you supposed to do?

Charlie has been best friends with Castiel Novak for a long time. Since they were seven, they've been through a lot. Charlie has known Cas is gay for several years now, but he still refuses to admit it. But then Dean Winchester shows up for their junior year of high school, cocky and confident, and Charlie sees her chance. She just has to figure out how to convince Cas and Dean that they belong together.

Dean and Castiel are married now, and they couldn't be happier. Their life is finally making sense. But then an old ex of Dean's, Angel, becomes a mechanic at the shop where he works, and he rekindles a friendship with her. Although Dean has no ideas of romance, Cas can't seem to let it go, and Dean must figure out how to convince Cas that there is only one angel he truly loves.

Dean doesn't like new schools. He never has, and Souix Falls High School is no exception. Luckily, though, he finds a friend group that accepts him. Almost at once, Dean is attracted to the local bad boy, but his new friends tell him so many stories about Castiel Novak, he begins to wonder if he's really so bad after all. Warnings: self-harm and unhealthy relationship.

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?

Castiel hates Dean Winchester with a passion. Every word he said, every look he makes, ever movement he does makes the Novak hate him more and more each day. Yet, when he finally meets the mysterious member of the band, Devil's Angel, he finds himself falling in love with the unknown identity of the man. What could possibly go wrong?