A shy girl, a teasing smile, and one very interested man. What starts as a random Supernatural panel quickly turns into lingering eye contact, flushed cheeks, and undeniable chemistry. 👀
The mansion is home to a collection of dangerous and supernatural proxies living under the watch of Slenderman. When a new proxy arrives with no explanation of why they were chosen, they are forced to find their place among the residents while uncovering the secrets of the mansion, the woods, and their own past. Who they become and who they trust is entirely up to them.
When the Winchester brothers stumble upon a luxurious Men of Letters bunker and decide to make themselves at home, they assume it’s abandoned. They’re about to learn the hard way that the bunker belongs to the last surviving member of the Whiskey family, and she’s finally coming home after a month-long hunt.
You are forced into a fake relationship with Soldier Boy, who only agrees to the arrangement because he wants to make Homelander jealous. Soldier Boy is over 100 years old, though he looks around 40, while you are 23. At first, the two of you absolutely cannot stand each other. He’s arrogant, narcissistic, stubborn, racist, and extremely old-fashioned in his beliefs, while you refuse to put up with his attitude and have no problem calling him out when he crosses a line. What starts as a strictly pretend relationship slowly becomes something neither of you expected. Between the staged dates, forced affection, sarcastic arguments, stolen glances, and having to constantly convince everyone that you’re genuinely in love, you begin seeing the side of Soldier Boy that he rarely lets anyone else see. Underneath the ego, bravado, and hardened exterior, he’s surprisingly protective and affectionate toward you. He becomes possessive without even realizing it, starts genuinely caring about your opinion, and slowly develops a softer side that seems to exist exclusively for you. The biggest problem? You’re starting to fall in love with him. And eventually, Soldier Boy realizes that making Homelander jealous was never the reason he wanted you by his side. Somewhere along the way, the fake relationship became the one thing in his life he doesn’t want to be fake.
You were only six months old when Ellen Harvelle found you abandoned on the steps of her Roadhouse. She raised you alongside Jo, giving you the family and home you’d never had. But when a hunt takes you away from the Roadhouse, one phone call from Dean changes everything. Ellen and Jo are gone, and you’re left to face a world without the two women who were your entire family.
(SPN CAST) Five people. One secluded cabin. A blizzard outside. And one dangerously competitive game of Truth or Dare. With nowhere to go and nowhere to hide, the questions get personal, the dares get bolder, and chickening out comes with a very embarrassing price.
A 23-year-old hunter known only as Ghost has built a terrifying reputation by taking down monsters alone. Nobody knows their face, name, or real identity. But when Ghost crosses paths with Dean Winchester at a hunter bar, their carefully guarded anonymity is about to come crashing down.
A hunter since age seven. Too young to have a reputation, too experienced to be underestimated. You can see hellhounds, and strangely enough, they don’t seem to want you dead. Then two Winchester brothers walk into your latest case, and suddenly your carefully hidden life gets a lot more complicated.
You’re a hunter who has one major problem: Dean Winchester. You’re unpredictable, reckless, covered in tattoos, driving a loud Mustang, and somehow always managing to finish hunts before the Winchesters even arrive. Dean can’t stand you, and you can’t stand him, making every case together a disaster waiting to happen. But you’re not alone. Your ride-or-die best friend, Raven “Rae” Blackwood, is always at your side, and her growing chemistry with Sam Winchester creates an entirely different kind of tension. Two hunters. Two Winchesters. Four stubborn idiots. What could possibly go wrong?
It started as a dare. She fell in love. Somewhere along the way, Dean did too. But when she overhears the truth about how their relationship began, she doesn’t stay long enough to hear what he never got the chance to tell her.
A legendary lone-wolf hunter known as the Assassin crosses paths with Sam and Dean Winchester during a deadly hunt involving an ancient soul-eating entity called the Hollow Man. After barely surviving the hunt, all three are injured, forcing them to rely on each other. With the Assassin unable to ride her motorcycle, Dean rides it while Sam drives the Impala to a motel, only to discover there’s one room, one bed, and three exhausted hunters.
New city. New house. Two strange roommates. One questionable decision. Moving to Los Angeles was supposed to be a fresh start, not an accidental invitation into the chaotic lives of two alternative YouTubers. Jake is loud, unpredictable, and way too comfortable way too quickly. Johnnie is quiet, sarcastic, and somehow even harder to figure out. And you? You’re just trying to unpack your damn boxes without losing your sanity. Because apparently, finding a cheap place to live comes with a complimentary dose of chaos, questionable decisions, and two roommates you definitely weren’t prepared for.
An injured hunter risks everything to save Sam and Dean Winchester after knowing them for only thirty minutes. Knocked unconscious and barely breathing, she wakes up in the bunker with broken ribs, a broken arm, and two Winchesters who suddenly have a lot of questions about the mysterious stranger who saved their lives.
A shy girl, a teasing smile, and one very interested man. What starts as a random Supernatural panel quickly turns into lingering eye contact, flushed cheeks, and undeniable chemistry. 👀
You live in the Men of Letters bunker with Sam and Dean Winchester, where you and Dean have an painfully obvious mutual crush that neither of you is smart enough to recognize. While Dean distracts himself with booze, women, and hunting, you do the same with shopping, men, women, and hunting. Meanwhile, Crowley, the King of Hell and your perverted best friend, is always around to encourage your terrible ideas and make everything ten times more chaotic.
You somehow ended up in a group chat with Dean Winchester, Soldier Boy, and Priestly. Three Jensen Ackles characters, three completely different flavors of chaos, and absolutely zero chance this group chat stays normal for more than five minutes. Between Dean’s sarcasm, Soldier Boy’s ego, and Priestly’s unfiltered attitude, you’re about to find out what happens when three wildly different men are trapped in the same group chat… with you caught right in the middle.