for @spnficrecfest day two: kinks 🤍
some of these focus on the amulet, some others mention it in passing, but with those i still considered that moment important enough to tag it in my bookmarks.
[Sam] folded his long, thin fingers loosely around Dean's amulet. John looked at it, at that, then down at the wedding ring on his finger, which he'd never taken off and never would. He wished he could stop figuring stuff out.
— (quote from "Like Arrows in the Hands of a Warrior")
Hard-Won Inches by BewareTheIdes15
sam/dean, 3.7k words, rated E, published 2011, underage
Dean’s developed this thing lately where he likes to touch Sam’s mouth while he has the amulet in there, fingers tracing so gently it almost tickles, around the little pouty spot where the cord disappears between Sam’s lips. It’s kind of weird, but probably not weirder than the fact that Sam’s ten and still sucks on his brother’s necklace to go to sleep at night.
Catalyst by intrepidheart
sam/dean, 13.7k words, rated M, published 2015, underage
It is a representation of them, of who they are, both brothers scribing themselves into the shallow cuts of the metal over the years, the simple amulet becoming much more than a symbol of protection. It becomes both a trigger and a barrier that only they understand.
If I Ever Lose My Faith in You by JustineDelarge
sam/dean, 3.9k words, rated M, published 2012
Dean throwing away the amulet left a deeper wound in Sam than Dean realized.
The Space Between Sense and Memory
sam/dean, 4.8k words, rated T, published 2021
There are a hundred unwritten rules on all the acceptable ways brothers should touch each other. There are hardly any ways at all to break them.
A man with his insides out and his outsides off by britomart_is
sam/dean, 5.3k words, rated E, published 2016, underage, time travel
They say there are only two stories in the world: man goes on a journey, and stranger comes to town.
Like Arrows in the Hands of a Warrior by ADeedWithoutaName
sam/dean, 10.3k words, rated M, published 2018, underage, john pov
John Winchester loves his boys, and would take a bullet for either of them. He knows that he's doing it right, the way he's raising them, the things he's teaching them. Not every problem, however, has an easy answer. Like what to do after an incubus case in which their target got his pollen all over both of John's sons.
theartofmadeline
andulkaphoto
origamiaround
gummygunk
izzy806
