Hello. Okay, now that the formalities are out of the way, I owe a very large explanation to my previous readers for my resent creative purging. I am happy to say that I will never do that again. Ever. Period. The reasons I did what I did, were I had too much on my plate, and I need to figure out where all the stories were heading. This story that I am starting I have figured out everything for it. My goal is to have this story finished by Valentines day, or around that time. Please do all you can to keep me on that goal. That means you, and you'll know who I'm talking about when you read this. Okay so without further distractions, enjoy.

I don't own Supernatural.


Castiel sat nervously in his brother's car as they drove on the interstate. Gabriel looked over at his little brother and smirked at the nervous look on his face. He reached a hand out and roughly patted him on the shoulder. "Calm down would you, Cas?" He asked trying to lighten up the mood. "You're gonna be fine. It's just collage. What's the worst that could happen?"

Cas grimaced as thoughts of all the bad things that could happen flashed through his mind. He let out a shaky breath, "I'm just a little nervous at the change. That's all." He said more to himself than to his brother. The two then fell into an easy silence, until Castiel nearly burst. "What if no one likes me and the same thing from before happens? What if my roommate of all people hates me? What if-"

"Castiel!" Gabriel shouted as he put a hand over his brothers mouth to stop the worry from being vocalized. "Calm down, people will like you plenty, and if your roommate hates you, then he can deal because he's kinda stuck with you." He finished putting an end to his brothers worried rant. "Either way, this is new chapter in your life, you'll do fine, people are way more tolerant in this town than our old very religious very judgmental town." Gabriel added as he shifted lanes to get to the exit need to take them to the collage. Once again they fell into an easy silence, and this time Castiel kept any fears he had to himself.

Though the fears were still there. Fear that he would once again be tormented because of his sexual preference, tormented because he wasn't necessarily the most athletic man, and that once again the only friends he'll have are that of the imaginary sense. These worries only made him more anxious than he already was. So he tried to change the path of his thoughts. He quickly pulled out his class schedule and looked it over for the umpteenth time. He was getting his degree in math and science. He had a couple extra classes that he filled with art, English and some history. Even though he hated the subject of history, the collage demanded at least on history class to graduate. He was going to the same collage as Gabriel and looking forward to having the only person on the planet that he knew that didn't ridicule him for being gay.

He was pulled out of his thoughts when the car came to a jerking stop. "Sorry." Gabriel mumbled. His brake were complete crap at the current time, but he didn't have enough money to fix it. Castiel looked up and noticed that they had arrived at the college and were heading to where his dorm was located. He looked out the window and saw a lot of other freshman unpacking their belongings on the side of the rode. He let out a nervous sigh as the car stopped in front of his building. Gabriel got out of the car first and unlocked the trunk to start unloading his brothers stuff, Castiel quick on his heels.

With Castiel carrying some of the smaller boxes of his belonging, and Gabriel carrying two of the larger ones, they made their way to Cas' room. Once they arrived in front of it, Castiel fished the keys he had received out of his pocket. Having trouble because of the boxes. Lucky for him though, apparently his roommate had already arrived and had heard him outside the door, because it swung open.

Cas' breath caught in his throat at the sight of the man in front of him. He was a few inches taller than Cas and had sandy blonde hair and the most gorgeous green eyes that Castiel had ever seen. He was dressed in a simple pair of jeans and had on an AC\DC shirt. He smiled lightly at the sight of Cas which cause the latter mentioned to blush.

"Hello roomy." He said happily with the smile shifting into a smirk. "Need any help with your stuff?" he asked as he stepped aside for Cas to come in. Although Cas just stood there gaping like a fish until his brother nudged him in.

"No thanks he's only got a duffle bag left, but thanks for the offer." Gabriel replied for him as Castiel's blush intensified.

His roommate smiled again, "And does he not talk or?"

"Sorry, I'm Castiel." Castiel finally spoke, not wanting to embarrass himself any more than he already had. Gabriel had already disappeared out the door to get Cas' remaining bag.

"It's nice to meet you Castiel, I'm Dean." Dean said as he stretched out his hand to Cas. Castiel shyly grabbed Deans hand shook it firmly, before falling into an awkward silence. "So," Dean said trying to break to silence, "What are you studying?" He asked as he flopped down onto his bed.

"Math and science, you?" Castiel quickly replied.

Dean looked at him with one eyebrow raised in question, but let the rush of the statement slide. "Engendering." Dean said coolly as Gabriel came back into the room.

Castiel sighed with relief at his brothers appearance, "Well, you're all set little brother." He said as he threw the duffle bag down onto the bed. "Call me if you have any problems and remember to socialize. Bye." He said quickly not giving Castiel the room to complain, and ran out of the room.


Turns out that along with being super attractive, Dean was also very handy with tools and was also very unclean. Castile learned that last factor with in a week of living with him, the dirty dishes and candy wrappers quickly piled up at the end of each day and yes it drove Cas utterly insane. Today was no different from the others.

Dean's classes ended about an hour before his own, so he had had plenty of time to ruin Cas' cleanliness. Cas took one step into the tiny little shared apartment and the little ewak in his head started to scream. He almost voiced his annoyance before his eyes caught sight of his roommate.

Now Castiel had learned pretty quickly that if Dean was not required to where a shirt, than he didn't. He learned even quicker that if Dean didn't need to where actual pants, he did not. This time was no acceptation. Dean was laying on the couch with only his boxers on, eating pie and drink beer while watching some movie with an overkill of explosions. Castiel cringed as he watched all the crumbs from the pie fall onto the couch. Dean hadn't noticed him walk in, so to make his presence known he slammed the door shut.

Dean paused the movie and looked at his roommate. "Hey buddy." He said as he shifted his seating give Cas some room on the couch. "How was your classes?"

Cas accepted the seat and stat down, careful to make sure that he didn't sit on any crumbs. "They were fine, same as always. How about yours?"

Dean finished downing his beer can, crushed it and threw it the floor. "Same old same old." He responded.

Castiel let out an exasperated sigh and glared at his roommate before picking up the can. "Dean, you really need to start cleaning up after yourself. You can't live in such a mess forever, and your future companion won't always clean up after you." Cas lectured, cringing slightly at the thought of Dean marrying a women.

Dean snorted at the comment, "Calm down Cas. It's not a big deal." He responded, but still helped clan up his mess.

When Dean got up to put his dishes in the sink Cas once again became aware of what Dean was dressed in. He sighed again, "Dean, put some clothes on." He said as he threw his roommates discarded pants at him. "I understand that you think that clothes are creations of the devil, but for gods sake, please just be modest." Cas complained as he walked over to his room dumped his school bag onto his bed.

He walked back into the living room as Dean straightened out his shirt. He held his hands out in a showing manor, "Better?"

No. "Yes." Castiel responded, even though the voice in his head was groaning at the clothes covering Deans body. "What do you want for dinner?" He asked as he walked into the kitchen.

"Oh, uh I kinda have a date." Dean said nervously. "So I should actually be going now." He said as he quickly rushed out the door.

Castiel felt a pang of sadness at Dean's admission of having a date. "What did you expect?" Castiel mumbled. "When he finds out about your preferences he's going to ask for a new roommate and then never even acknowledge your existence. Just like every other person in your life." He reprimanded himself as he took out a frozen pizza and plopped it in the oven. After he set the timer he sat down on the couch and turned on the TV.


Okay so here is my new story. I hop that you enjoyed the pilot chapter. I am accepting any suggestions you guys have, and I like everyone else on this site, love reviews. So please do review. It also makes me update faster. I will post the next chapter as soon as I have at least 5 reviews.

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