Thank you. I had been wary of her for a very long time, but it's hard to say anything without proof, especially when the person has so many people that they have gathered into their circle. I'm just gutted that it got this far, and so many have been hurt.

I haven't written anything other than children's books for many years, but I might give it a go. What's the worst that can happen 🤔

When Dean falls into an icy river and hits his head, Cas does what's necessary to keep him alive, Dean is definitely not complaining. Will their realisations about their feelings be enough to allow them the happy ending they deserve when they are finally rescued and returned to their real life. 4/4

Cas just wanted to do good in this world, often secretly helping those less fortunate. He admired Dean but didn't know how to show him that he wasn't who Dean thought he was. Both men are hiding who they really are until forced to rely on each other to survive. 3/4

Dean always resented Cas for being rich and having everything handed to him, assuming that he looked down on Dean because he was a 'grunt'. In truth, Cas's parents hated him for being gay and threatened to keep him from his beloved nephew if he didn't fall in line. 2/4

After their small plane crashed in the wilderness, Dean and Cas have to rely on each other to survive, and in doing so, they discover that they have more in common than they thought. Dean and Cas have known each other for years since Dean started working for the Novak family as a bodyguard. 1/4

Couldn't agree more. The attitude of 'but you're done with treatment now', and expecting that you immediately bounce back, is so frustrating. My 'normal' will likely never be the same as it was before, and it's made so much harder because people either can't or won't try to understand that.

I love timestamps. More of my favourites is never a bad thing. I can't wait to read ☺️

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