"This is bad, he fleetingly thought for the second time that night. After everything, Clay wasn't going to go out in a blaze of glory. He was going to be done in by a knife to the gut and a push down the stairs." OR: After what should have been a routine mission in Tajikistan, Clay is grievously wounded and Bravo is stranded. Whump and bromance abound.

Pre-series. They could have been relaxing in Florida for Christmas. Instead, they're battling bad weather, heading to a hunt. Sam had long ago given up hope for any kind of Christmas at all. Dean still liked to imagine having a Christmas that was picture perfect like all the greeting cards. When the unexpected happens, survival becomes far more important than Christmas. Or does it?

A mission goes bad, and Clay believes it's his fault. When the team gets an unexpected shot at a do-over, Clay is determined to make sure they don't fail this time. Even if it kills him.

Clay thinks he has a bruise.

Hello, Bravo? Can your linguistic sniper come out to play?

Sonny glances back over his shoulder, and everything - the biting cold, the howl of the wind, the weather-beaten wood beneath his hands - seems to fade into the distance. All he can see is the pool of blood, standing out vivid crimson against the thin coating of snow on the floor. Clay coughs, spits out another mouthful of blood, and whispers, "I think something's wrong with me."

When the earthquake hits, Clay has a migraine.

A mission in the middle of the ocean turns into a fight for survival for the members of Bravo.

Grounded at home, the team reminisces about their 'kid' while they sit around and wait for the pain-in-the-ass to sleep off an all-nighter.

Bravo team does a HAHO jump into Nepal, and ... well, things don't go as planned. Will Clay fade into nothingness?

So I had to delete this story and re-upload is because of some editing issues. Anyway, the team is pinned down, a grenade it thrown. Sonny covers Clay to save his life. Things don't get easy on him though as a pipe is imbedded in Sonny's leg and Trent and the rest of the guys fight to keep him alive. Everyone hurt.

Jason sent Clay to bed, Ray left him alone for five minutes and Summer took him out to play in the snow.

Charlie Team takes Clay out on an Op before Bravo can claim him as their own. When he is abandoned in a war zone, Bravo is called to go and rescue him. But with Clay a full day away from them they have no idea if they are bringing home a brother or a fallen soldier. The clock is ticking and with each passing second the chances of Clay surviving decreases.

Clay's not feeling well.

Christmas one-shot. Set current season time frame. They make each other sick; sometimes literally.

Dean is smoking. Again. And Sam isn't pleased when he finds out, but their current fragile relationship keeps him away from saying something. But he will, eventually, because he isn't a dick and Dean has asthma. Smoking!asthmatic!Dean, worried!Sam some fluff, brother's snuggling. no slash.

Pre-series – Teenchesters – It was them against the world. And it seemed their world now included cancer.

Sam's sidelined with an illness. Dean's got the hunt handled. Right?

AUish. John doesn't exactly cope well after Sam leaves for Stanford, leaving Dean to pick up the pieces. Abusive!John in later chapters, and Deaf!Dean.

Hunting and epilepsy don't often go hand in hand but when it comes to Dean Winchester they do.

Dean gets sick, but Dean can't seem to even do that normally. What if Sam doesn't spot what's actually wrong with his brother in time? Sick!Dean. Set sometime after All Hell Breaks Loose Part 2, but before Season 3. Please review!

Pre-series. 11 year-old Sam doesn't want to move away again, so he prays for his family to stay in one place. It's a case of "Be careful what you wish for." Very sick!Dean.