Say something http://archiveofourown.org/works/4509762/chapters/10256823 No matter how difficult he can be, Dean loves his son. Raising him alone after his mother died hasn't been easy, but with the support of his family and friends, Dean has made it work. Now that Ben is starting kindergarten, Dean hopes that he can finally relax a little, but the challenges Ben faces at school make Dean realize that their struggles are just beginning. When Ben is assigned a new support teacher, Dean finds that Ben isn't the only Winchester who has a problem dealing with change.
Growing up is a really hard thing to do- especially when you're about to be thrown out in the real world with no guidance or help whatsoever from anyone around you. It's something you have to figure out yourself, and it takes time. You aren't going to be perfect at it, and it's guaranteed that you're going to make some mistakes here and there while you're learning the ropes.
Dean, ironically, just happened to make one. A big one.
One in the form of an unborn child resting somewhere around in his abdomen after a one night stand at a New Years party months prior goes drastically wrong. Not only is his last summer vacation before he has to head to college in August is pretty much shot to hell, he's now having to go find the father to tell him that they are apparently bread-makers because he's got a little bun baking in the oven.
Being forced to step up and face his mistake of being a teenager/adult, Dean finds out just how much you have to change to actually accept the responsibilities of your own actions.
12 steps http://gedry.livejournal.com/75439.html (Cas has custody of niece)
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Say something
http://archiveofourown.org/works/4509762/chapters/10256823
No matter how difficult he can be, Dean loves his son. Raising him alone after his mother died hasn't been easy, but with the support of his family and friends, Dean has made it work. Now that Ben is starting kindergarten, Dean hopes that he can finally relax a little, but the challenges Ben faces at school make Dean realize that their struggles are just beginning. When Ben is assigned a new support teacher, Dean finds that Ben isn't the only Winchester who has a problem dealing with change.
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http://archiveofourown.org/works/1234855/chapters/2533657
Summary:
Growing up is a really hard thing to do- especially when you're about to be thrown out in the real world with no guidance or help whatsoever from anyone around you. It's something you have to figure out yourself, and it takes time. You aren't going to be perfect at it, and it's guaranteed that you're going to make some mistakes here and there while you're learning the ropes.
Dean, ironically, just happened to make one.
A big one.
One in the form of an unborn child resting somewhere around in his abdomen after a one night stand at a New Years party months prior goes drastically wrong.
Not only is his last summer vacation before he has to head to college in August is pretty much shot to hell, he's now having to go find the father to tell him that they are apparently bread-makers because he's got a little bun baking in the oven.
Being forced to step up and face his mistake of being a teenager/adult, Dean finds out just how much you have to change to actually accept the responsibilities of your own actions.
12 steps
http://gedry.livejournal.com/75439.html
(Cas has custody of niece)