Sam/Jessfan fiction
Relationship · 176 works
37 works about Sam/Jess are open to everyone here; 73% are complete. The average one runs about 10,800 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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Objections
by ClassyBrainiac
In which Dean never came to get Sam at Stanford, Jess doesn't die, and Sam becomes a young and successful defense attorney. One day, he takes the case of a man charged with grave desecration, breaking and entering, and first degree murder. Brotherly love and angst with plenty of Sam/Jess!
Supernatural
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Good for the Gander
by rivers_bend
Sam isn't convinced spring in California is different from any other season.
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Erised
by purplehairedwonder
For Sam, Harry Potter and birthdays were just reminders of Jessica.
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Seconds to Bleed Dry
by Revenant
One day, the world Sam has been working hard to build comes down around him.
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Long Ride Home
by orphan_account
It's a long ride when you're trying to leave what you thought was home.
Until Dawn (Video Game)
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Supernatural
Means to an End
by orphan_account
Dean didn't understand a majority of media, why Sam and Charlie liked Titanic so much or why Valentine’s Day even existed. He knew that people had relationships that were somehow different than friendships. He had spooned his friends before, he had kissed them and sent some cheeky pics for them to review. Dean understood sex appeal in theory and he knew what it was for but Dean only dressed up to make himself feel good. When people kissed in public the gross sucking-tongue-spit noises made him physically gag and he’d been glared at more than once. People just really didn't understand how many bacterias and diseases were spread through mouth to mouth contact. He’d pecked a few people on the cheeks but it was never in a disgusting spit-sharing way.