Second Time Around, for sparkofire (gen, PG-13)

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Title: Second Time Around
Author: swanseajill / Booker T. and The M.G.s
Recipient: sparkofire
Rating: PG-13
Author's Notes: 10,800 words. For the purpose of this story, I’m assuming that Sam was at Stanford for just over three years before the pilot. Grateful thanks to iamstealthyone for the usual fantastic beta job and for taking so much time to help me iron out some inconsistencies. You rock.
Summary: Dean is seriously injured in a hunt, bringing back memories for Sam of a similar occasion that took place over two years ago. The boys are forced to deal with some long buried truths.

( The sky was a clear, cerulean blue, and the spring sun beat down valiantly, gently warming the bare skin of his forearms. )

Authority always wins, for geminigrl11 (gen, PG)

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Title: Authority always wins
Author: marinarusalka / Arethra Franklin
Recipient: geminigrl11
Rating: PG for teenage boys swearing
Notes: 3500 words. Written for spn_summergen. The prompt was: "The boys on down time, just enjoying each other's company, laughing at shared stories, pranking other people (like Bobby), etc. Any ages." I have the boys, downtime, Bobby and pranking, though maybe not quite in the combination you meant. Hope you enjoy it! Huge thanks to dotfic and ignipes for beta reading.
Summary: Bobby doesn't mind babysitting. After all, the Winchester boys are always well-behaved... right?

( 'It's only for a couple of days, I promise.' )

In the Wind, for unhobbityhobbit (gen, PG)

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Title: In the Wind
Author: Kira (kiraboshi) / Earth, Wind, and Fire
Recipient: unhobbityhobbit
Rating: PG
Author's Notes: 3800 words. This fic wouldn’t have been possible without the awesome prompts I was given. Thanks, as always, to my wonderful team of betas and cheerleaders.
Summary: At seven, Sammy Winchester thinks he’s got the world figured out, but when his flight of fancy turns real, he learns he really doesn’t know anything at all.

( At ten, Mary’s a precocious child, an overachiever, and an avid fan of her father’s stories. )