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Cherry Trouble- Sam

The morning at the bunker started like any other—coffee brewing, Dean humming something suspiciously close to Bon Jovi, and you trying to convince yourself to wake up.

Sam had disappeared into the bathroom twenty minutes ago for what was supposed to be a quick shower. You were curled up on the couch, half-dozing, when Dean wandered in, rubbing the sleep from his eyes.

"Man," he muttered, sniffing the air, "what's that smell?"

You frowned. "Coffee?"

He shook his head, nose wrinkling. "No, dude—it's like... cherries. Did you bake something fruity again?"

Before you could answer, Sam strolled out of the hallway, towel slung around his neck, hair damp and glistening in the bunker light. And suddenly, the air was thick with the sweet scent of cherries.

Dean blinked. "Sammy... why do you smell like a dessert?"

You squinted at him, realization dawning. "Sam Winchester," you said slowly, "did you—by any chance—use the red bottle in the shower?"

He frowned. "Uh... yeah? It was the only one on the shelf. Smelled nice. Why?"

Dean's grin spread so fast you barely held in a laugh. "You mean Y/N's shampoo? The one that makes her smell like a candy store?"

Sam's eyes widened. "Wait—what? I—oh, come on!" He ran a hand through his hair, looking betrayed by life itself. "I thought it was mine!"

You tried—tried so hard—not to laugh. "You smell adorable, Sam."

Dean nearly choked on his coffee. "Yeah, real tough hunter, cherry boy."

Sam groaned, grabbing a beanie off the table to hide his scent, but you stopped him with a quick peck on the cheek.

"Don't worry," you teased, "I like cherries."

Dean made a gagging noise. "Gross. I'm leaving before this turns into a Hallmark movie."

As his footsteps faded, you caught Sam's embarrassed smile—and the faintest whiff of cherries that made your morning feel just a little sweeter.

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Sugar and Gasoline - Dean Winchester.

The bell above your shop door jingled — the sound that usually meant a customer, but today, it meant him.

You didn't even have to look up from the rolling pin to know it was Dean Winchester. You could tell by the heavy boots, the smell of leather and motor oil, and that voice that made your stomach flip faster than a pancake.

"Morning, sweetheart."

You glanced up, flour dusting your cheek, and smirked. "You're early. Again."

Dean leaned against the counter, flashing that grin that had probably broken a few laws of nature. "Couldn't help it. I was cravin' somethin' sweet."

"You mean pie," you said, dusting your hands on your apron.

He tilted his head, eyes glinting. "Didn't say I wasn't."

You rolled your eyes, trying not to smile too hard. "You know, most boyfriends bring flowers. Not a constant demand for baked goods."

Dean chuckled, watching you knead dough like it was the most fascinating thing in the world. "Yeah, but my girl runs the best pie shop in Kansas. Flowers don't taste like apple-caramel perfection."

You paused your work, leaning across the counter. "Flattery gets you one slice. Maybe."

"One slice?" he gasped dramatically. "You're cruel, sweetheart. Pure evil."

"Evil?" You grabbed a towel, tossing it at him. "That's rich coming from a guy who's literally fought demons."

He caught it, laughing. "Yeah, but demons don't cut me off from pie."

You couldn't hold back your laugh then — that warm, soft one that Dean always said was better than anything in heaven.

After closing time, he stuck around, helping you clean up (which mostly meant stealing leftover crumbs and trying to kiss you while you worked). You finally gave up, letting him pull you close, his hands still smelling faintly of sugar and cinnamon.

"You know," he murmured, brushing his thumb over your cheek, "I used to think Baby was my favorite thing in the world."

"Oh?" you teased, your voice barely above a whisper.

He kissed the corner of your mouth. "Then I met you. And your pie."

You laughed against his lips. "So I'm competing with dessert?"

Dean grinned. "Sweetheart, you are dessert."

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Winchester Math- Dean Winchester.

The bunker kitchen smelled like coffee, motor oil, and impending disaster.

Dean Winchester sat at the table, sleeves rolled up, squinting at a piece of paper that looked like it might bite him. Across from him sat Jackson Winchester, age 10, freckles, messy hair, and currently wearing an expression of deep disappointment.

"Dad," Jackson sighed, "that's not how you do long division."

Dean frowned. "Kid, I've hunted vampires, ghouls, and one time a freakin' possessed math teacher. I think I can handle fourth-grade math."

You, standing at the counter stirring spaghetti sauce, bit your lip to stop from laughing. This was the third time Dean had declared war on your son's homework this week. The last battle—fractions—had ended in a dramatic speech about how "math was clearly invented by demons."

Jackson tapped his pencil against the worksheet. "So what's the answer to number seven?"

Dean squinted again. "Uh... carry the three, divide by... hell, is that a seven or a one?"

"It's a seven," Jackson said patiently, like a tiny therapist talking a grown man through his feelings. "And you don't carry anything, it's multiplication."

Dean glared at the paper. "This paper's got an attitude problem."

You finally lost it and snorted. Dean looked up at you, betrayed.

"Don't you dare laugh, sweetheart. This is serious business. Our kid's getting math possessed."

"Math possessed," you repeated, trying not to giggle. "Should I get the holy water or the calculator?"

Dean pointed at you with his pen. "Calculator. Definitely the calculator."

Jackson groaned. "Mom, can you help me? Dad's writing down car part numbers."

You walked over and glanced at the worksheet. "Dean, why does this say ''67 Impala engine ratio' next to number eight?"

Dean crossed his arms. "Because ratios are ratios. Math is math."

Jackson put his head on the table dramatically. "I'm doomed."

You rubbed your son's shoulder affectionately. "You're not doomed, honey. You're just learning that your father's relationship with math ended sometime in 1997."

Dean raised an eyebrow. "Hey, I use math all the time! I count ammo. I calculate mileage. I... estimate how much pie I can eat before Sam judges me."

You smiled sweetly. "And how's that been working out for you?"

Dean smirked. "Perfectly. I've been exceeding expectations."

Jackson looked between you both, sighed, and said, "You guys are so weird."

You and Dean exchanged a look, then said in perfect unison:

"You get that from your mom/dad."

Jackson groaned again and buried his face in his notebook while Dean leaned back, looking very proud of himself.

Later that night, when Jackson was in bed, Dean wrapped his arms around you and murmured into your hair,

"So... tomorrow, maybe you can handle math duty?"

You laughed. "Sure. And next time he has a monster under the bed, you can handle that."

Dean grinned. "Deal. But if that monster's carrying a calculator—we're moving."

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Bubble Bath- Dean.

The rumble of the Impala's engine signaled Dean's return. You peeked out the window, your heart fluttering at the sight of him climbing out of his beloved car. His shoulders were slumped, his face was smeared with dirt, and the usual spark in his green eyes had dimmed. He looked every bit like a soldier coming back from battle—tired, battered, but alive.

As he stepped inside, he sighed heavily and tossed his jacket onto the couch. "Hey, sweetheart," he mumbled, barely managing a smile.

"Rough day?" you asked softly, walking up to him and reaching out to brush a smudge of dried blood from his cheek.

Dean nodded, leaning into your touch, his eyes closing briefly. "Yeah, you could say that. It's been one hell of a day."

You could see the exhaustion weighing on him. The hunt had clearly taken more out of him than he was willing to admit. But you had already anticipated this. You'd spent the last hour preparing something that you hoped would help him unwind.

"C'mon, Winchester," you said with a teasing grin, grabbing his hand. "I've got a surprise for you."

Dean raised an eyebrow but allowed you to lead him down the hall. "A surprise, huh? Better not be another horror movie marathon; I've seen enough blood and guts for a lifetime."

You just chuckled, shaking your head. "Nope. This is way better."

You stopped in front of the bathroom door, and with a flourish, you pushed it open. The warm scent of lavender and vanilla filled the air, and Dean's eyes widened as he took in the scene. Soft candlelight bathed the room in a golden glow, and the bathtub was filled to the brim with bubbles.

Dean blinked, looking at you with something close to awe. "Are you... serious?"

"Dead serious," you replied, leaning against the doorframe with a playful smile. "You need to relax, Dean. You've been running yourself ragged. So tonight, I'm making sure you take a break."

Dean opened his mouth to protest, but the tired lines around his eyes told you he was more tempted than he cared to admit. With a heavy sigh, he finally caved. "Fine. But only if you join me."

Your cheeks flushed, and you raised an eyebrow. "Is that so? You sure you're not too tired?"

Dean's smirk was back, a flicker of that familiar spark in his eyes. "For you? Never."

Before you could overthink it, Dean was already unbuttoning his flannel shirt, his gaze never leaving yours. Your heart skipped a beat as you watched him undress, the tension of the day slipping away with each discarded piece of clothing.

When he was down to just his boxers, he turned to you with a cocky grin. "Your turn, sweetheart."

You rolled your eyes but couldn't stop the smile tugging at your lips. "Alright, alright. Turn around, Winchester."

Dean obeyed, though you could feel his gaze lingering over his shoulder, making you giggle. You quickly stripped out of your clothes, and before you could change your mind, you slipped into the warm, bubbly water.

Dean turned back around, his eyes darkening as they took in the sight of you surrounded by bubbles. "Damn," he muttered under his breath, slipping into the tub beside you. "You really know how to spoil a guy, don't you?"

"Someone's gotta take care of you," you teased, grabbing a handful of bubbles and smushing them against his nose. "You certainly won't do it yourself."

Dean chuckled, the sound deep and rich, and for a moment, it felt like the world outside didn't exist. Here, in the steamy warmth of the bathroom, it was just the two of you.

You settled against his chest, the water lapping gently around you. Dean's strong arms wrapped around your waist, pulling you closer. He let out a deep sigh, his breath tickling the side of your neck.

"This is nice," he admitted, his voice a low rumble in your ear. "Better than whiskey. Can't believe I'm sayin' that."

You laughed softly, resting your head back against his shoulder. "I'm glad you're enjoying it. You deserve a break, Dean. You're always taking care of everyone else."

"Guess I got lucky," he whispered, his lips brushing against your temple. "'Cause I've got you to take care of me."

You turned in his arms, cupping his face with wet, soapy hands. "Always," you promised, leaning in to kiss him gently. The kiss was soft, lingering, a promise of more moments like this one—moments where he didn't have to be the hunter, the hero, or the protector. Just Dean.

Dean pulled back slightly, resting his forehead against yours. "Thanks, sweetheart. I mean it."

"Don't thank me yet," you teased, reaching for a sponge and pressing it into his hands. "You're on scrubbing duty."

He let out a groan but couldn't hide the smile tugging at his lips. "Fine, fine. But you better return the favor."

You laughed, feeling lighter than you had in days. In that moment, surrounded by bubbles, laughter, and Dean's warm embrace, you knew you'd made the right call. After all, even the toughest hunters need a little TLC sometimes.

And if you could be the one to give it to him, then you'd do it every single day.

The End

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Love, Guns, and Chick Flicks- Dean.

Valentine's Day at the Men of Letters bunker wasn't exactly something out of a rom-com... unless your idea of romance involved weapons polishing and ancient lore. But this year, you were determined.

You had one request:

A night off from monster hunting, your favorite blanket, popcorn, and The Notebook.

Dean Winchester, your boyfriend—the rugged, emotionally allergic, pie-obsessed hunter—was less than thrilled. When you suggested it, he blinked at you like you'd grown two heads.

"A chick flick?" he asked, like it was a foreign language.

You leaned against the kitchen counter with your arms folded, giving him that look. "Yes. It's Valentine's Day, Dean. One night. One movie. You don't even have to cry."

Dean put down his beer with a sigh, running a hand through his hair. "Can't we just watch Die Hard and call it romantic because he runs barefoot through glass for his wife?"

You stepped closer, placing your hands on his chest. "I'll make popcorn. And wear that tank top you like."

Dean paused. His eyes flicked to yours, suspicion softening into something warmer.

"Fine," he muttered. "But if there's a scene where someone writes 365 letters and cries in the rain, I reserve the right to make fun of it."

You grinned. "Deal."

⸻

Half an hour later, Dean was sulking on the couch while you snuggled up next to him, a bowl of popcorn in your lap. The opening credits of The Notebook rolled, and you saw him already preparing a sarcastic comment.

But ten minutes in, he was unusually quiet.

By the time Noah was hanging off a Ferris wheel, asking for a date, Dean let out a low whistle. "Gutsy. I respect that."

You smirked. "See? You are enjoying it."

He scoffed. "Don't get cocky, sweetheart. Still waiting for the zombies to show up."

When Noah built the house exactly how Allie wanted it, you caught Dean shifting uncomfortably. Then, as the rain scene played and the infamous kiss happened, he blinked hard and looked away.

"...You okay?" you whispered, nudging him.

"I got popcorn in my eye," he grunted, clearly lying.

You leaned in, resting your head on his shoulder. "Thanks for watching this with me. I know it's not your thing."

Dean's arm wrapped around you, pulling you closer. "You're my thing. That's why I'm doing it."

Your heart skipped.

"And for the record," he added, "if I had to write you 365 letters, I'd do it. Would just complain a lot while doing it."

You laughed, kissing his cheek. "Happy Valentine's Day, Winchester."

He turned, meeting your lips with a smirk. "Happy Valentine's Day, sweetheart. Now let's finish this—maybe they'll get attacked by a ghost at the end."

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Trading Leather - Dean Winchester

Halloween in the bunker was usually an afterthought — just candy wrappers, a few horror movie marathons, and Dean Winchester making snide comments about how his life was scarier than anything Hollywood could dream up.

But this year, you decided to change that.

"C'mon, Dean," you said, hands on your hips as you leaned against the map table, "one night. One party. You, me, some bad music, and maybe—" you grinned, "—a couple of costumes."

Dean squinted at you over his beer. "You wanna play dress-up now, sweetheart?"

"Not just dress-up." You smirked. "I think we should go as each other."

Dean choked on his drink. "You're jokin'."

"Oh, I'm deadly serious."

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An hour later, you stood in front of the mirror in Dean's favorite outfit: his flannel shirt half unbuttoned over a tight black tank, ripped jeans hugging your curves, and his old leather jacket slung over your shoulders. You'd even slicked your hair back and practiced your best Dean Winchester scowl in the mirror.

Dean walked in, and the look on his face was priceless.

He froze, lips parting as he took you in from head to toe. "Damn," he muttered. "You look—" He cleared his throat, smirking. "—way too good in my clothes. That's illegal."

You cocked a brow, dropping your voice to mimic his gravelly tone. "What, can't handle seein' yourself this hot, Winchester?"

"Okay, okay, easy there, sweetheart," he said, stepping closer, his grin widening. "Don't make me blush before I even get my costume on."

And then you saw it.

Dean had raided your side of the closet.

Tight black jeans — your jeans, somehow fitting him just enough — a cropped band tee that said "Rock Like a Girl", one of your leather cuffs, and smudged eyeliner around those green eyes. His hair was even tousled in your signature messy way.

You doubled over laughing. "Oh my god, Dean! You look—"

"Awesome?" He twirled dramatically. "Like a rock goddess?"

"Like a disaster," you wheezed between laughs. "My eyeliner's crooked!"

"Hey, you try doin' this in a rearview mirror, sweetheart."

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The rest of the night was full of teasing and banter. You'd throw him a wink every time you caught him staring at you in his jacket. He'd mimic your walk in exaggerated slow motion until you shoved him playfully into the wall.

And later, when the music faded and the fake cobwebs were starting to droop, he wrapped his arms around you from behind — leather jacket and all.

"You know," he murmured against your ear, "I think we should make this a tradition."

You smiled, leaning back against his chest. "What, swapping clothes?"

"Nah." His voice softened. "Havin' a reason to show off how damn lucky I am."

You turned around, tugged on his borrowed flannel, and grinned. "Happy Halloween, Winchester."

He kissed you slow, fingers brushing against your borrowed jacket. "Happy Halloween, rock star."

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Sweet as Pie- Dean.

Dean Winchester had never been one for big celebrations. Birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries had a way of sneaking up on him and sliding by without much fanfare. But you? You knew better. And this year, you were determined to make sure Dean felt just how much he meant to you, even if it was something as simple—and as quintessentially Dean—as baking him a pie.

It started in the early hours of the morning, well before Dean had stirred from the depths of sleep. He was sprawled out on his side of the bed, one arm stretched out towards you even though you weren't there. You glanced at him once before sneaking out of the room, silently closing the door behind you.

The kitchen of the bunker wasn't exactly equipped for gourmet baking, but you'd planned ahead. Flour, sugar, butter, and a bag of Granny Smith apples sat neatly arranged on the counter, ready for action. Pie-making wasn't your specialty, but for Dean, you were willing to try.

You had just rolled out the dough when a groggy voice startled you.

"What are you doing up so early?"

You turned to see Dean leaning against the doorway, his hair a mess and his green eyes half-lidded. He was shirtless, clad in nothing but a pair of gray sweatpants that hung low on his hips.

"Nothing," you said innocently, shifting your body to block his view of the counter.

Dean raised an eyebrow, his lips quirking into a half-smirk. "Sweetheart, I know that look. You're up to something."

You huffed, grabbing a rolling pin. "Fine. If you must know, I'm making you a pie. For your birthday."

His smirk disappeared, replaced by something softer, something almost vulnerable. Dean straightened up, rubbing the back of his neck as he looked at you. "You didn't have to do all this."

"You're right. I didn't have to," you replied, returning to the dough. "But I wanted to. You deserve it, Dean."

For once, Dean didn't have a snarky comeback. He just stood there, watching as you worked the dough, peeled the apples, and carefully arranged the filling. You felt his eyes on you the entire time, but he didn't interrupt, didn't crack a joke.

Finally, the pie was in the oven, and you turned to face him. "Alright, Winchester. It's going to take a while to bake, so you better not ruin the surprise by sneaking a taste later."

Dean grinned, holding his hands up in surrender. "No promises. But... thanks, Y/N. Really."

You stepped closer, reaching up to brush a strand of hair from his face. "Happy birthday, Dean."

He caught your hand before you could pull it away, pressing a kiss to your palm. "This might just be the best birthday ever."

Hours later, after the pie had cooled, the two of you sat at the kitchen table with plates in front of you. Dean took his first bite and let out a groan of pure bliss.

"Damn, sweetheart. You might've just outdone yourself."

You laughed, watching as he polished off the first slice and went in for seconds. "I'll take that as a compliment."

Dean looked up at you, his green eyes sparkling with something that made your heart skip a beat. "It's more than a compliment. It's... everything. You're everything."

The pie might've been sweet, but nothing compared to the way Dean looked at you in that moment, his walls down, his heart on full display.

And as far as birthdays went, this one was pretty damn perfect.

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Like Father, Like Son- Dean.

The old Chevy Impala rumbled into the driveway, and Dean Winchester stepped out with his usual swagger, leather jacket catching the late afternoon sun. His boots crunched against the gravel as he closed the car door and stretched. It had been a long drive back from a quick hunt, and he was more than ready to kick back at home.

Inside the house, you were busy wrangling your two-year-old son, Jackson, into a brand-new outfit. "Hold still, buddy," you laughed, trying to zip up his tiny faux-leather jacket. Jackson wiggled in your arms, his little hands reaching up to grab at your hair.

"Dada!" he squealed, clearly excited as he heard the Impala outside.

"Yeah, Daddy's home," you said, smoothing down his jacket and placing his matching black boots on the floor. "But first, we've got to show him how cool we look, okay?"

Jackson tilted his head at you with a mischievous grin, looking like a pint-sized version of Dean. He had the same green eyes, the same stubborn jawline, and now, thanks to your little shopping spree, he had the same iconic style.

When Dean opened the door, he stopped in his tracks. There was Jackson, standing in the middle of the living room, hands on his hips in his miniature leather jacket.

Dean blinked, then broke into a grin so wide it could've split his face in two. "Well, I'll be damned," he said, dropping his duffel bag. "Look at you, little man!"

Jackson ran over, his tiny boots thudding against the floor, and wrapped his arms around Dean's legs. "Look, Dada! Same!" he exclaimed, pointing at his jacket, then at Dean's.

Dean crouched down, inspecting his son's outfit. "You look like a badass, kid," he said, ruffling Jackson's hair. Then his eyes moved to you, standing by the couch with an amused smile. "Alright, sweetheart, you've got to tell me where you found that. That's awesome."

"Oh, you know," you teased, leaning casually against the arm of the couch. "I saw it and thought, 'How could I not get this for him?'"

Dean stood, scooping Jackson up effortlessly and slinging him onto his hip. "Matching outfits, huh? I don't know if the world's ready for two of me," he joked, but his eyes softened as he looked at you. "But this? This is pretty damn adorable."

"Dada's jacket!" Jackson declared proudly, tugging at the front of his own.

"That's right," Dean said, poking Jackson's nose gently. "You're gonna be breaking hearts in no time."

You walked over to them, laughing. "Let's just hope he doesn't inherit all your troublemaking skills."

Dean raised an eyebrow, smirking. "Hey, those skills come in handy. Gotta keep the Winchester legacy alive."

"Yeah, let's not," you said with a playful roll of your eyes, reaching up to brush a strand of hair from Dean's forehead. "But you've got to admit, he's your little mini-me. The two of you together? Trouble."

Dean chuckled, wrapping an arm around your waist and pulling you in close. "Yeah, but he's also got your smarts. That's the perfect balance."

Jackson wriggled in Dean's arms, reaching for you. "Mama!" he called, and Dean handed him over, still grinning.

You kissed Jackson's cheek and then Dean's, unable to stop smiling at how perfect this moment felt. Your family, complete and happy, in matching leather jackets.

"Alright," Dean said, grabbing his phone. "We've got to get a picture of this. Sam's never gonna believe it."

You laughed as Dean lined up the shot, Jackson giggling in your arms. And as the camera clicked, you realized you'd never felt more complete.