The One In Which Castiel Doesn't Fall (NC-17)
This is how Castiel's love story goes. In all honestly, anything by this woman is amazing; so if you adore this ship you should check everything she's written.
Tea (PG-13)
Being an angel is a lot like any other job in the universe. Long hours, bad pay, not enough vacation time and that one person at the office who you’re really not meant to fall for. The first part in a series of beautiful one-shots in which Castiel learns of love, friendship, and food. Links to others found at the bottom the first
The Poetry of the Senses (R)
But for Dean it is the imperfections that Castiel looks for, the little things, and he knows that it is the prelude to the Fall. When Dean calls, Castiel will come. R for sex and swearing.
White and Drifted Snow (PG)
“Okay – so we've both been thrown out,” Dean said after a moment, “we might as well make the best of it.” Castiel learns the pleasures of weather. – Cute and fluffy one shot.
The Sins of the Falling (R)
Falling doesn't feel like a sin, not really. The days before Castiel falls – beautifully written.
All Souls and Angels (Adult)
"Sure all you want is speaking, Castiel?" Castiel learns of human needs, while Dean learns of heaven and it’s wonders. – Wonderful dialogue and interactions between the two.