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Dean Winchester is only looking for his brother’s rehearsal dinner.
Instead, he walks into the wrong wedding at exactly the wrong moment and finds himself caught up in the life of a complete stranger.
It should have been an embarrassing mistake and nothing more. But sometimes the best things in life begin with taking a wrong turn.
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Wealthy, handsome, and very single Dean Winchester wanted to be CEO of his family's wine business. But in order to be considered for the position, he signed a contract with a clause that he had to be married wholeheartedly for at least a year by the eighty-fifth anniversary of the company, which was when his grandfather would name the next CEO. Guess who put it off until the last minute? But hey, he already arranged to marry one of his employees, no problem...well, no problem until she didn't show up, anyway.
The random employee he dragged along to witness the wedding had a solution.
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Dean Winchester knows exactly how relationships with alphas usually end: with someone asking him to become something he is not.
Castiel Novak never asks him to change at all.
Sometimes falling in love isn't about grand gestures, but about finding the first person who lets you stay exactly as you are.
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What if after all is said and done, the Empty never takes Castiel away, and now all that's left for the Angel of the Lord is to face the music?
What if all that's left after beating Chuck is a whole world of opportunities, and nothing on the horizon to stop them?
What if after all is said and done, Dean and Cas settle in a relationship they both thought was out of their reach, never mind how much they both craved it?
The soft ending they deserved, and even more so: Freedom.
But it's never that simple... is it?
Titled after Zach Bryan's "Headin' South" (x)
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No fate. No claim. Just a choice – and two people brave enough to make it.
Everyone thinks they know how the story goes. Hades finds Persephone. He takes. She blooms.
But this time, Hades is Castiel – lonely, tender, patient – and Persephone is Dean – fierce, guarded, and done with being written into someone else’s myth.
In a world full of gods who take and stories that repeat, Castiel chooses something else.
This time, love waits.
It asks, gently.
It doesn’t take, doesn’t demand, doesn’t wrap itself in prophecy and call it fate.
It stands at the threshold and says, “Only if you want me.”
And when the answer is yes – truly, freely, yes – it’s not a myth.
It’s real.
