Dean and Sam ride the subway for something that takes one victim per year. They didn't take it seriously – until it takes Sam.

The time for Sam only passes in Wednesdays, and he learns that until he faces reality, he will never know any other way to count his days.

A Winchester finds himself in a place where he must choose.

PostDT. The Winchester brothers learn the hard way that the war between good and evil has only just begun, giving rise to new allies, new enemies, and truths no one should have to face.

Sam and Dean encounter a nasty poltergeist and a friend from their pastall culminating into one long, bad day for Sammy, leaving him looking for guidance from above.

Sam Winchester's ghosts catch up with him on the anniversary of Jess's death. He learns what it takes to get through the darkest part of the night.

A Winchester faces his darkest hour. A hunt for a demon goes bad and one of the brothers fights for more than his life.

False words are not only evil in themselves, but they infect the soul with evil. – Plato

The second installment... it all goes downhill from here folks. If you haven't read Hoodwink this won't make sense, so check that out first.

A Windy Day leads to some interesting conversation between our favourite brothers

An unfortunate accident while hunting leaves Dean with an injured and delirious Sam on his hands. To keep his brother conscious however, Dean finds himself actually encouraging one of those brotherly bonding moments he so desperately tries to avoid.

A mysterious ghost in New York… it's all just a walk in the park for the Winchester boys.

Pneumonia, the Flu…, a Psychic Cold? These days, Sam can't have anything normal in his life, not even the Common Cold. What's Dean to do when a simple Cold pill won't cut it? Updated and Complete!

This is one of my interpretations of the brother's brotherly love. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it! Please Read&Review, thanks so much.

"Loneliness is never more cruel than when it is felt in close propinquity with someone who has ceased to communicate." – Germaine Greer

The Winchester boys and a fallen hero.