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It's altogether possible that Castiel has a crush on his gaming buddy, a person he feels he knows peculiarly well despite the fact they've never met, much less exchanged names. He's finally worked up the nerve to do something about it, with a carefully thought out Christmas Feast of Winter Veil gift. But naturally, Dean is the most oblivious person on the entire sever...
Dean has been talking to this Cas143 through message for months now and realizes that he may be falling in love. Which sucks considering that he has never met Cas and he was already in a relationship. Cas had loved Dean since forever and when he first started talking to Dean over messenger he had no idea it was the very same Dean he had already loved. Now he was in even deeper and Dean was wanting to meet. Only problem was, Cas never told Dean he was a guy. First time meeting.
Dean Winchester is in love with his best friend, a man he has never met, who goes by the handle AngelofThursday. Problem is, Thursday values his privacy and refuses to meet. Dean buries himself in his work at his bakery Slice of Pi and in computer games, desperately trying to move on from a man he can never have. James Novak has problems of his own. Trying to cling onto what sense of security he can, he drifts around the city from café to coffee-shop to bar, using their wi-fi to keep his online footprint anonymous. He falls in lust with The Beautiful Man at his favourite coffee-shop, Study/Break, and turns to his best friend The_Michaelsword for advice. A two-person love triangle for the digital age.
Dean and Cas meet on an online forum and quickly become online friends. Little do they know, they attend the same school and even sit side-by-side in History class. Oh yeah, and they hate each other's guts.
Dean hates corporate drones in suits. He hates people who think they can tell him how to fix a car, when they probably have no idea how the hell to do it themselves. Most of all, he hates having to sell up the garage to Angelus Motors, not to mention dealing with that asshole Castiel Novak who they’ve sent along to balance the books. Good thing he’s got his online friend Emmanuel to complain to about it all. Aka the one where Dean and Castiel have no idea that the guy they’ve become best friends with online is the same jerk who’s been making their lives a misery at work.
When Omega Castiel Novak finds himself pushing 40 with no mate or pups of his own he decides he's done waiting around for Mr. Right and he makes an appointment with his doctor to talk about artificial insemination.
However Castiel soon learns that his unmated status means he doesn't qualify for medically assisted fertility treatments or even adoption. With little options left the omega turns to his best friend, Alpha Sam Winchester, in hopes he'll be Castiel's donor for his attempts at an in-home insemination.
But DIY baby making isn't as easy as Castiel assumed it would be and the omega struggles with the idea that his dreams of pups might be slipping through his fingers.
Things only get more complicated when Sam's brother Dean comes to visit and Castiel starts to feel a strong pull towards the handsome Alpha. But how can he let himself fall for Dean when he might already be carrying a pup sired by Sam?
AU in which Castiel accidentally sends a text message to the wrong number and befriends the person at the other end of the line. However, accidents don’t just happen accidentally, and sometimes two completely different people are exactly what the other needs.
Sam leaves Dean's laptop logged in to some app called "TutorMate" and Dean meets his brother's tutor. Cas helps him with his own work and they strike up a friendship. Before long Dean finds himself growing attached to the cute, clever Cas and flirtatiously suggests they go on a date if he applies himself to his college work. Cas agrees, but Dean discovers his online friend is not quite what he expected. (Or, in which Dean thinks he's met a cute girl and finds out he's actually met a cute boy.)
In a world where the first words your soulmate will say to you get inscribed on your wrist at 16, knowing if you've met "the one" should be easy. But when is Dean Winchester's life ever that?
Because the thing is, it's the first words they say to you face-to-face that count--not over text message or video chat or any of the ways he's been communicating with Cas since they met online.
The night before they are supposed to see each other in-person for the first time, his mind won't shut off--too busy retracing the four words on his skin over and over again that read, "What you got there?"
It didn’t sound like something Cas would say—nor did the child-like scrawl it was written in look like he imagined Cas’s handwriting. But how could it possibly be anybody else?
"Nerdytr3nchcoat" and "Impala67" weren't looking for romance on the dating website called 'dateangels.com'. Castiel was looking for friends and Dean was just looking to get his nagging brother off his back. What they didn't expect to find was each other.