LisbethC
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‘Who the hell are you,’ Dean demands, taking a step back from the ledge now so he can get a better view of this weird fucking asshole who is fucking up his shit. It had taken him so fucking long to work up the courage to make it all the way up here, and now he finds himself faltering.
‘Good Samaritan,’ the guy answers with the ghost of a wry smile. Dean can’t help but snort at that.
‘Wouldn’t a good Samaritan be telling me that life is worth living, and I’m makin’ the angels cry, and, I don’t know, call 911 or some shit?’ he asks, and he’s only half joking.
The guy shrugs. ‘Bad Samaritan, then,’ he amends, deadpan, and he waves a careless hand through the air like well, what are ya gonna do?
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In which Dean Winchester meets Castiel Novak on the roof in the middle of the night.
Title inspired by: Studying Stones by Ani DiFranco
Bookmarked by LisbethC
15 Feb 2026
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This was so lovely and sweet. I would love to read more of this meet-strange story. 🥰
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Bookmarked by LisbethC
15 Feb 2026
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OMC! This is so touching and beautifully written!!! 💚💙💚💙💚💙
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When Castiel Novak’s aging Volvo sputters its last breath into the gravel lot of Singer Auto Salvage, he expects nothing more than a costly repair. What he doesn’t expect is Dean Winchester - the rugged, grease-streaked mechanic with a sharp wit and a smile that short-circuits Cas’ brain.
One repair turns into two. Then three. Because instead of just asking Dean out like a normal person, Castiel starts “engineering” minor breakdowns in his car just to have an excuse to come back and see him.
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Dean Winchester agrees to a low-stakes blind date to appease his brother. Nothing fancy, nothing serious. But when he walks into a candlelit bistro and ends up across from a quiet man in a trench coat with sad eyes and a secret love for Dostoevsky, the night takes an unexpected turn.
The chemistry is instant. The connection, undeniable. There's just one problem: they were never meant to meet.
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Castiel comes home on a Sunday.