There’s a new transfer student, and she doesn’t understand boundaries. (George Weasley x y/n)
There’s a new transfer student, and she doesn’t understand boundaries. (George Weasley x y/n)
There’s a new first year, and she doesn’t understand boundaries. (Garrick Tavis x y/n)
There’s a new first year, and she doesn’t understand boundaries. (Garrick Tavis x y/n)
Drea stays behind at the motel while Dean and Sam head out on a dangerous hunt, despite her wanting to come along. Hours later, the brothers return battered and exhausted, with Dean in significantly worse condition than Sam. Drea has been peacefully reading, completely unaware of how terrifying their mission turned out to be, until the motel door opens and reveals the two injured Winchesters.
Drea stays behind at the motel while Dean and Sam head out on a dangerous hunt, despite her wanting to come along. Hours later, the brothers return battered and exhausted, with Dean in significantly worse condition than Sam. Drea has been peacefully reading, completely unaware of how terrifying their mission turned out to be, until the motel door opens and reveals the two injured Winchesters.
A rare free day gives Drea and Xaden the chance to escape Basgiath with their closest friends. What starts as a simple night in town quickly turns into chaos, but through all the laughter, teasing, and questionable decisions, Xaden barely leaves Drea’s side. After three years together, their bond is effortless—full of stolen smiles, playful teasing, and the kind of affection that makes everyone around them roll their eyes. By the end of the night, they may not remember everything that happened, but one thing is certain: Drea and Xaden are going to make the night unforgettable.
A rare free day gives Drea and Xaden the chance to escape Basgiath with their closest friends. What starts as a simple night in town quickly turns into chaos, but through all the laughter, teasing, and questionable decisions, Xaden barely leaves Drea’s side. After three years together, their bond is effortless—full of stolen smiles, playful teasing, and the kind of affection that makes everyone around them roll their eyes. By the end of the night, they may not remember everything that happened, but one thing is certain: Drea and Xaden are going to make the night unforgettable.
Deans sick, and is refusing to accept it
After months of being left behind while Dean and Sam handle hunts, Drea finally manages to convince Dean to let her accompany them on a case. Although Dean is extremely reluctant, he eventually agrees after Drea insists that she’s capable of helping and doesn’t want to be treated like someone who needs protecting from everything. Dean establishes countless rules before they leave, insisting that she stays close, follows instructions, and doesn’t take unnecessary risks. Sam is supportive and thoroughly entertained by Dean’s overprotectiveness. The three travel to a small Kansas town to investigate a series of suspicious deaths. Drea is excited to finally experience a hunt firsthand, but Dean quickly discovers that having his girlfriend in the field is considerably more stressful than he’d anticipated. Between checking on her constantly, worrying about every little thing, and trying to balance protecting her with trusting her abilities, Dean has his hands full. Meanwhile, Drea is determined to prove she belongs there, and Sam is enjoying every second of his brother’s predicament.
After months of being left behind while Dean and Sam handle hunts, Drea finally manages to convince Dean to let her accompany them on a case. Although Dean is extremely reluctant, he eventually agrees after Drea insists that she’s capable of helping and doesn’t want to be treated like someone who needs protecting from everything. Dean establishes countless rules before they leave, insisting that she stays close, follows instructions, and doesn’t take unnecessary risks. Sam is supportive and thoroughly entertained by Dean’s overprotectiveness. The three travel to a small Kansas town to investigate a series of suspicious deaths. Drea is excited to finally experience a hunt firsthand, but Dean quickly discovers that having his girlfriend in the field is considerably more stressful than he’d anticipated. Between checking on her constantly, worrying about every little thing, and trying to balance protecting her with trusting her abilities, Dean has his hands full. Meanwhile, Drea is determined to prove she belongs there, and Sam is enjoying every second of his brother’s predicament.
Literally just a gc with Dean, Sam, Bobby, Castiel, and Drea
A free day at Basgiath should have been peaceful. Instead, Ridoc throws a massive party. With phones buzzing, music blasting, cadets filling the courtyard, and the entire squad determined to forget their responsibilities for one night, chaos is inevitable. But Drea has another problem. Garrick and Xaden—two of her closest friends since childhood—both have a growing crush on her. Neither wants to admit it, especially to the other, and Drea knows exactly what’s happening. Rather than choosing between them, she decides to have a little fun. With teasing, flirting, stolen phones, lingering looks, and two increasingly jealous best friends, the party quickly becomes far more complicated than anyone expected. And Drea? She’s not sure who she wants either. For tonight, she’s perfectly happy letting the chaos unfold.
A free day at Basgiath should have been peaceful. Instead, Ridoc throws a massive party. With phones buzzing, music blasting, cadets filling the courtyard, and the entire squad determined to forget their responsibilities for one night, chaos is inevitable. But Drea has another problem. Garrick and Xaden—two of her closest friends since childhood—both have a growing crush on her. Neither wants to admit it, especially to the other, and Drea knows exactly what’s happening. Rather than choosing between them, she decides to have a little fun. With teasing, flirting, stolen phones, lingering looks, and two increasingly jealous best friends, the party quickly becomes far more complicated than anyone expected. And Drea? She’s not sure who she wants either. For tonight, she’s perfectly happy letting the chaos unfold.
You and Xaden Riorson have known each other since childhood, growing up together and becoming inseparable long before either of you realized your friendship would eventually become something more. Three years ago, when you were seventeen and Xaden was twenty, the two of you finally began dating. Shortly afterward, Xaden left for Basgiath War College, leaving you behind. For three years, you maintained your relationship long-distance through letters, brief visits, and stolen moments together whenever possible. Despite the distance, your relationship only grew stronger. Now, at twenty, you’re finally beginning your own first year at Basgiath. After years apart, you’ll finally be reunited with Xaden and able to experience life alongside him rather than from a distance. But there’s a problem: Violet Sorrengail. Violet has developed a clear and increasingly obsessive interest in Xaden. She knows he’s taken, but that hasn’t stopped her from wanting him—or from viewing you as the one thing standing between her and him. With your brother, Dain Aetos, already fiercely loyal to Violet, she has plenty of influence around you. Violet wants Xaden. And she’s willing to do whatever it takes to get you out of the way.
You and Xaden Riorson have known each other since childhood, growing up together and becoming inseparable long before either of you realized your friendship would eventually become something more. Three years ago, when you were seventeen and Xaden was twenty, the two of you finally began dating. Shortly afterward, Xaden left for Basgiath War College, leaving you behind. For three years, you maintained your relationship long-distance through letters, brief visits, and stolen moments together whenever possible. Despite the distance, your relationship only grew stronger. Now, at twenty, you’re finally beginning your own first year at Basgiath. After years apart, you’ll finally be reunited with Xaden and able to experience life alongside him rather than from a distance. But there’s a problem: Violet Sorrengail. Violet has developed a clear and increasingly obsessive interest in Xaden. She knows he’s taken, but that hasn’t stopped her from wanting him—or from viewing you as the one thing standing between her and him. With your brother, Dain Aetos, already fiercely loyal to Violet, she has plenty of influence around you. Violet wants Xaden. And she’s willing to do whatever it takes to get you out of the way.
When a charming deputy starts flirting with Dean Winchester’s longtime girlfriend, Drea, Dean insists he isn’t jealous. But between his constant interruptions, possessive behavior, and Sam’s relentless teasing, his jealousy becomes impossible to hide. When the deputy finally asks Drea out, Dean’s feelings slip out before he can stop them—and now he’ll have to admit what’s really bothering him. 🖤
When a charming deputy starts flirting with Dean Winchester’s longtime girlfriend, Drea, Dean insists he isn’t jealous. But between his constant interruptions, possessive behavior, and Sam’s relentless teasing, his jealousy becomes impossible to hide. When the deputy finally asks Drea out, Dean’s feelings slip out before he can stop them—and now he’ll have to admit what’s really bothering him. 🖤
Everyone at Basgiath knows Xaden Riorson hates being touched. Everyone except you. After three years together, you’re the one person Xaden has completely abandoned his personal-space rules for. You can hold his hand, cling to his arm, steal his jackets, fix his hair, hug him from behind, or lean against him in the middle of a crowded courtyard, and he’ll never complain. If anything, he’ll pull you closer himself. The squad has noticed—and Ridoc is determined to figure out why you’re the only exception. Between Liam and Garrick teasing Xaden, Imogen finding the whole thing adorable, Selara happily causing trouble through her bond with Deigh, and Amber becoming increasingly annoyed by Xaden’s obvious preference for you, life at Basgiath is about to become considerably more chaotic. Because apparently, Xaden Riorson doesn’t have a personal-space problem. He just has a you-only touching policy.
Everyone at Basgiath knows Xaden Riorson hates being touched. Everyone except you. After three years together, you’re the one person Xaden has completely abandoned his personal-space rules for. You can hold his hand, cling to his arm, steal his jackets, fix his hair, hug him from behind, or lean against him in the middle of a crowded courtyard, and he’ll never complain. If anything, he’ll pull you closer himself. The squad has noticed—and Ridoc is determined to figure out why you’re the only exception. Between Liam and Garrick teasing Xaden, Imogen finding the whole thing adorable, Selara happily causing trouble through her bond with Deigh, and Amber becoming increasingly annoyed by Xaden’s obvious preference for you, life at Basgiath is about to become considerably more chaotic. Because apparently, Xaden Riorson doesn’t have a personal-space problem. He just has a you-only touching policy.
Someone learned the hard way on why you shouldn’t underestimate Xaden Riorsons girlfriend.
Someone learned the hard way on why you shouldn’t underestimate Xaden Riorsons girlfriend.
HAPPY HALLOWEENN!!!
Dean and Drea are already happily dating when a case in a tiny town forces them to pretend they’re married to gain the locals’ trust. Dean plays along, introducing Drea as Mrs. Winchester, but things quickly spiral when they’re left with one motel room, one bed, and an increasingly entertained Sam, who refuses to let his brother live down his accidental preview of married life. Between fake wedding stories, suspiciously natural affection, and Drea teasing Dean every chance she gets, the biggest threat to the case might just be Sam’s inability to keep his mouth shut.
Dean and Drea are already happily dating when a case in a tiny town forces them to pretend they’re married to gain the locals’ trust. Dean plays along, introducing Drea as Mrs. Winchester, but things quickly spiral when they’re left with one motel room, one bed, and an increasingly entertained Sam, who refuses to let his brother live down his accidental preview of married life. Between fake wedding stories, suspiciously natural affection, and Drea teasing Dean every chance she gets, the biggest threat to the case might just be Sam’s inability to keep his mouth shut.
