Deaf since birth, Dean receives cochlear implants and is able to hear for the first time. Sam helps him make sense of it all.

Dean's found a way to cope with Sam leaving for Stanford. Everything comes with a price, though, and you can only poke holes in something for so long before it starts to fall apart.

As they were growing up and travelling on the road, Sam knew that one thing would never change. No matter what, Dean was his older brother. A continuation to the author's previous stories Arrested Development and Trapped in Neverland.

Dean is temporarily de-aged and has to pretend to act his age when confronted by a mall Santa!

Dean and Sam are joined by Jess to deal with a missing John Winchester, burgeoning psychic powers, and a demon intent on killing one of them. This is a direct sequel to the author's previous story Three's Company Too.

Despite all the moving around and the hunting and the constant training, Dean knew that he had one big responsibility: Take care of Sam. A prequel to the author's previous story Arrested Development.

An AU story where Dean is at Stanford with Sam, relying on his brother to take care of him. Told from multiple outsider perspectives. A different take on the de-aging trope.

Sam saves Dean from the deal by changing the body Dean inhabits. But there are consequences, and they have a lasting effect on Dean.

Dean is cursed to transform once a month on the full moon. It's just not the type of transformation you probably think.

Thanks to a curse, Dean has spent a year transformed as a dog. Although his human form is finally restored, his year has changed him, and he must adjust to being human again.

An AU story where Jess not only figures out for herself where Sam is going with Dean for the weekend, but has a hunting past of her own. Of course, she insists on inviting herself along for the trip.

A small added scene to Swap Meat. Because I wanted Sam and Dean to have a scene where Sam was still in Gary's body.