Jensen is a spoiled young adult who has had everything handed to him by his parents. But when his parents threaten to not give him a penny if his behavior doesn't change, how will he react to their way of straightening him out? Jared had a wonderful life, and childhood, until an accident took everything he loved away from him. What will happen when these two meet? Will any of their lives change for the better? Or will they both be stuck living in misery?

The smaller of the two - and he was small only in comparison to his gigantic of a brother - dropped a hand on the back of the bigger one's neck as the two of 'em took their own look around. It was a clear gesture, to anyone who wasn't a complete idiot: he was signaling ownership. Staking his territory. 'This is mine, hands off.' An inmate's POV when the Brothers end up in prison for a brief spell.

in which the boy forgets what it's like to be loved.

"He expected the world, but it flew away from his reach."

What would happen if the fall-out of a dying murderer causes Dean to lose his hearing? How will Dean cope? And will the bond Dean shares with his brother survive through the trauma?

bibilchor- the word that describes the particular smell that belongs to old books. #1 samanddean #1 deanwinchester oct 9 2021

Jared had nothing to offer him. Though Jensen knew many men (and women) would have been tempted by the things he could give them. Would Jensen consider his arrogant proposal?

Dick Roman is dead, but Dean and Castiel are gone. Bobby and his house are gone. Sam is trying to cope with his grief and not fall apart. So he builds a house of his own. 'Sam was going to build the house he had promised his brother so many years ago.' [Sam-centric - Sam dealing with grief after losing his brother and their angel. Dean in dreams & more near the end]