This is a Sam-centric anthology series.A retelling of the brothers' adventures starting in Season 4 from the POV of an Outsider. Written by a Sam-girl who is Dean-curious. Missing scenes, episode tags, original adventures, Then and Now, Wee-chesters, Teen-chesters. The word count looks intimidating but it is a series of short stories that are pretty easy to read.

Wee-Chester story: Dean's sick, John's sleeping - guess who's watching Sammy? NOW COMPLETE.

August, 1995. Sam and Dean are staying in a rural Illinois town when the FBI come with a warrant to arrest John for credit card fraud. Sam and Dean spend the end of their summer evading FBI agents, explore small-town life, and meet the Amish (who make excellent pie!). Pre-Series. Teen!chesters.

Jody Mills gets a call from a mental hospital two states away.

We know that Dean Winchester went to tons of schools over the years, and in this story we look at some of the teachers Dean had. From kindergarten through high school, we look through the eyes of teachers who listen to a young Dean's tales of monsters and an older Dean's unexplainable injuries. We watch as he transforms from an odd boy with a dead mother to an unforgettable student

Assumptions and labels can be incredibly incorrect when you don't truly know a person; that is a lesson a teacher learns when she crosses paths with Dean Winchester and his little brother Sammy. One-shot. Weechesters/Teenchesters. Hurt/Asthmatic/Sam and Protective/Big Brother/Dean.

Karen, exhausted and stranded, gets a five minute drive with the Winchester brothers, the eldest of which is a lee bit woopy. Outsider POV.

Sam's roommate at Stanford tries to figure out the enigma that is Sam Winchester. Also, he's pretty certain he's being stalked by a very intimidating man in a leather jacket.

Jeff has worked at the joint for a long time. He pours from the tap, exchanges glib jokes, and keeps an eye on that rowdy pool table in the corner. But in all those years, only two customers have really stood out to him and, surprisingly enough, they step through his doors within three months of each other. Stanford era. Outsider POV. One shot.

Dean Winchester walks into a bar... Stanford era. Outsider POV.

Jessica Moore loved Sam Winchester. But she also knew there were parts of him she would never understand. Leave your reviews, positive criticism welcome.

This was, hands down, the strangest family that Marie had ever served in the diner. Outsider's POV. One-shot. Featuring fatherly!John, toddler!Sam, and possessive!Dean. Rated T for John's language.

Outsider POV. Ahead of them, a vehicle sprawled across their lane. The black tire treads burned into the pavement painted the car's erratic path from the opposite lane. The front of the car wrapped around a sturdy tree trunk, the hood warped and crumpled. Smoke billowed around the twisted metal and flames licked here and there.

Pre-Series, Outsider POV. Hazel teaches her new tenant's son a few tricks for doing laundry.

He almost doesn't get out of bed again; because he's tired — too tired, and his bones, and fingers, and hair are tired. His soul is tired. Set in Season 5, with spoilers up to ep 5.14. Laced with heavy topics, but also with some heavy schmoop and brother-touching. GEN.

John saw too much of Mary in Dean, and sometimes it was painful. (John's introspection on his interactions with his eldest son, set at the beginning of season two, but contains spoilers for farther into the series.)

Anya 'Annie' Withburne had long ago promised Jess that her boyfriends are off limits, but she loves mysteries and Sam Winchester is full of them. Outside POV

In the midst of snowstorm, a stranger runs into an injured and hypothermic Sam. His memory is spotty; he knows that a hunt went sideways and that Dean's in trouble-he just doesn't know where he is. Outsider POV, showcasing the brothers' relationship. H/C

The intensity of the close bond between the Winchester brothers inspires envy, awe, admiration, longing and even suspicion in outsiders. A series of stories told by individuals after unforgettable encounters with Sam and Dean.

"There weren't…" he begins, and then stops short. There's a lack of his charming veneer in the halted words. He amends it with a quick, half-apologetic smile…almost as though he's sorry for letting the guard down. "No visitors?" Dean finds himself alone in the hospital on a certain anniversary. Stanford-era, Outsider POV. Hurt!Dean, H/C, angst. Rating for mild language. NO SLASH.

March 1985. A hunter by the name of Logan needs backup on a hunt, and Bill Harvelle knows just the man for the job. John Winchester, taking on a case that hits close to home for the young father and seen through the eyes of another hunter. John &OC hunt.

On a cold Friday night in January, a small Oklahoma town is faced with tremendous loss. Then, two rough-looking strangers arrive, maybe bringing more trouble with them. Could be, though, they'll send trouble packing. Outsider POV.

Liars never prosper. In fact, in this sleepy town, liars are dying horribly and Sheriff Mike Hardy has no idea where to look for the culprit. When two improbable FBI agents show up to investigate he doesn't look too hard at their badges. Outsider-POV. Winner of ff .net's Supernatural Fan Fiction Monthly Award for Novel/SC Focus.

On the darkest days, Dean would remember Sam saying "It's no fun when you're not around" and he would fight to hold. Pre-Series. Warning: mental health issues.

5 year old Dean Winchester is asked to draw what he dreamt of, it is not what his teacher expects.

"One day, Carl finally asks about the salt on the windowsill. 'Force of habit,' comes the reply. That's Sam's answer to everything. The gun under his pillow? Force of habit. The jug of water with a rosary floating in it? Force of habit. The penknife always in his pocket? Force of habit." Sam's college roommate tries to piece together the mystery of Sam Winchester. Outsider POV.

This is a look at Sam and Dean (particularly Sam), through a teaches eyes, Ms. Thomas is a young teacher, and for the first time in her career she is confronted with the possibility that one of her students is being abused.

Sam spends a weekend with some Stanford friends. But he's not the man they used to know anymore. Outsider POV. Season two.

When Sam's hurt, Dean's just not a people person. Tag scene to Sacrifice. Dean takes Sam to the ER. Outsider POV.

Season 8 – Sick Sam / Big Brother Dean – Outsider POV – Dean frowned suspiciously at the grocery store cashier before glancing at the plastic bags now loaded with his must-haves these days – the juice and the soup and the meds...and everything else. Which of course had led the cashier to her conclusion about Dean having a sick kid at home...and in a way, she was right.

Oneshot about Benny's observations and interactions with the Winchesters. Benny POV. brotherly codependence is strong in this one Spoilers for all episodes

Outsiders' perspective about Sam's lost year. He was good at pretending, but the cracks started to show. This will be a series of oneshots from different perspectives. Spoilers for all aired episodes. Ch.1: Amelia's father Ch.2 : the kid at the hotel Ch. 3 : Riot (yes the dog) Ch. 4: Amelia Ch. 5: bartender in both Kermit and California (serves as an epilogue).

A weechester story. Sam's teacher gains insight into the winchester boys when Dean's late to pick up Sammy. Outsider POV

Jason watches as the Keeper's bring in the new kid. Outsider POV.

Teenchesters! Outsider POV & OC: Jesse really appreciates Sam as he's welcomed into their group, but slowly realizes the truth behind his family as reality sets in...

She had Dean Winchester in cuffs and she let him just walk out of the Sheriff's department. With a kidnapped kid in his arms. Outsider POV, not part of the Victor 'verse. Rated for language just to be sure.

Pre-series – Weechesters, Daddy John – Outsider POV – She had heard the rumors that had been floating around the teacher's lounge about how he was a drifter; how his wife was gone and it was just him and his boys bouncing from town to town.

Set after MBV. Just trying to have a quiet beer, Dean and Sam meet up with an idiot. Up now - Ch2: Sam and Dean meet up with the idiot the next day. Outsider POV

Dean interrupts a hold up and is taken hostage. The bad guy doesn't believe him when he says his little brother is going to save him. Now up Ch2: the detective investigating the robbery meets up with Dean & Sam. Outsider POV.

Oneshot for 6x14. Ben meets Doctor Matt. And Doctor Matt is no Dean Winchester. To be fair though – the guy never even stood a chance at measuring up.

She's always had a soft spot for strays but there's something different about this one, and more than anything she wants him to find whoever he's lost. Outsider POV with hurt boys!

The first time Sam misses Dean. Stanford-era

What happens when Sam gets sick and wants Dean. Set during the Stanford years. Plenty of hurt/comfort and angst thrown in.

Each chapter is a different outsider POV. Dean meets the town jerk.

High school is hard enough without an absentee father, restless spirits, haunted cars, a missing classmate and a sexual predator on the loose. Then again, the Winchesters never did anything the easy way. Dean is 17 and Sam is 13.

Sam learned in hell how to tell not-Dean from real-Dean. Rated for references to torture and other nasty things.

Not so random stranger walks into his barn and finds himself a surprise. Outsider POV. Pre-series. Complete.

Dean thought Sam was stupid.Sam was not stupid.

What is this guy's deal? Maybe it's just a language barrier thing. Maybe he's from, like, Croatia or something. Outside POV of Castiel. Set early S5. No spoilers. Told 2nd person.

It made Gloria sad to see anyone alone in this place, and the patient in Room 416 reminded her a little of her youngest son. Outsider POV.

Dean goes to a sleepover, with dangerous results. Weechester. Half third person, half outsider POV.

Jeffrey Wilson, high school English teacher, was perfectly content with his job. Then Dean Winchester walked through the door. Rated T for language and mild violence. A/N: I don't own them and I never will.

Pre-series, wee!chesters, John POV.

The first thing that attracted Jessica to Sam was just how Normal he was. Stanford-era, Jess/Sam.

Nothing has ever kept Sam from following his own path. And he knows that to gain what you want, you have to be willing to pay the price. Pre-series, companion piece to "Not Really A Believer".

Sam contemplates Dean's ability to communicate non-verbally.

Prepilot. Jessica Moore had never seen a picture of Dean Winchester.

Dean doesn't believe in a higher power, but he believes in his father, in his own strength, and that the only thing worth fighting for is his brother.

Tag scene to "Everybody Loves a Clown" What could Sam do to help Dean?

It's Dean's first day of kindergarten, and his teacher doesn't like his attitude. Or his dad's. Wee!Dean. Warning for language.

Wee!chester fic set directly after the original shtriga attack. Dean struggles with his emotions while maintaining a sentinel position over a little brother who won't wake up. Round 15 SNFA winner for Best Childhood Trauma and Best Story RU. Thank you!

A guy doesn't just forget everything he's been taught for the past eighteen years. But sometimes, with a little perseverance, he can make himself ignore it all.

Dean is many things at many times.

Sometimes, John wishes he could just close his eyes and sleep.

There was something odd about the neighbors. And the two young men who came to see them. Outsider POV.

If he didn't have a Sam, I guess a Bob was the next best thing. Outsider POV.

preStanford The boys are traveling to Jim's for the Christmas holiday and things get silly.

Bobby thinks it's a shame the boys don't get to trickortreat, so he does something about it.

Sometimes you have to make your own entertainment, like when passing through the most boring state in the US. Sam and Dean know that rule of the road all too well.

Sam is at a babysitter's when Dean is injured on a hunt. Outsider's POV

A young Dean is noticed by his teacher.

Rules of the road: trying to race Dean Winchester is definitely a bad idea.

Assumptions and a bad case of miscommunication leads a teacher to the wrong conclusions. Wee!Chesters.

Five times John tried to be a good father. References to In My Time of Dying.

John takes the boys on a shopping trip. Sequel to On Duty and Interlude

John thinks deep thoughts in the night. Sequel to On Duty.

She laughed his joy, she cried his grief... Jess becomes the stabilizing presence in Sam's life. A look at their relationship through the good times and the bad.

PreSeries. John takes Dean to school for the first time after Mary's death. Outsider POV.

AU. Sequal to Area Codes. Dean doubles back and Sam wonders if just maybe he couldn't have the best of both worlds. [Rating due to language]

The Winchesters share a rare day off. Wee!Winchesters

Prepilot. Sam has gotten everything he ever wanted.

Dean thinks about promises made and promises kept.