Hi everyone.

So this might just be my most vague request ever!
But I’m hoping someone can help.
What I remember.

It’s a wincest fic.
Pretty sure it was hurt Sam.
Someone (possibly Bobby) sets the boys up with recliner chairs to sleep in, because I think Sam is struggling with his injuries and is possibly suffering from some kind of PSTD, which means he doesn’t sleep when separated from his brother.

I just have this clear image of the two of them in a recliner with a blanket over them. Like I said I know it’s vague but you have always come through for me in the past!


Update. Found in comments!

Hi Again!

Just a quick one.

Sam and Dean are staying at a Sanctuary for hunters.
It has some kind of perimeter demons etc can’t cross. I believe hunters can only find it when they really need it. It is run by a woman with scars, both physical and mental. Sam befriends her because I think Sam is overcoming some kind of trauma too. In the sanctuary you can request privacy, so no other hunters staying there will see you, or know you’re there. There was an older Hunter in the story, not related to the boys who lost his lover, but finds a second chance with a guy from a nearby diner I think? Also, one of the staff members is in love with the lady that runs the sanctuary. I’m pretty sure it was wincest.

Hope someone recognises this.

Found in comments.

This time I'm not looking for whole stories, but for short pieces or fic fragments that reveal a facet of character, an emotion, a puzzle piece of the story in microcosm. Short fic that doesn't try to tell a story, neither beginning nor end. (Even drabbles, although they'd have to be really intense.)

In other words, what I think of as moments, or maybe dreams. I want to experience the writer's intent in the moment, like a snapshot of the Boys in Time - the way an art or photograph does, but in words. Does that make sense? idk

Wincest is fine, or not. But porn should probably not be the whole point. :-)

Share with me your best, your favorites, those fic moments and dreams that stand out in your mind long after you've read them.

My thanks.