title. Cri de Cœur [The Heart’s Cry]
author. kelleigh
artist. stormbrite
genre. SPN FPS
pairing. Dean Winchester/Sam Winchester
rating. NC17
words. 38000
warnings. Show-level violence and gore. Sex. References to pre-series Wincest.
summary. Sam and Dean could use a break after banishing God’s sister to the far reaches of oblivion. However, a new case drops into their laps when they receive a message sent to the Men of Letters using a strange old code. The name Campbell makes it impossible for them to refuse. The hunt takes the Winchesters back to Charleston, South Carolina, a city they haven’t been through in almost twenty years. It plunges them into the obscure and bloody history of an old plantation where ghost sightings and a consuming madness mean the clock is ticking.

Using every resource they have, including the help of the last Campbell ancestor in the South, the testimony of a powerless ghost, and the expertise of a handsome young historian, Sam and Dean need to uncover the truth behind the haunting before it claims another innocent victim. Based on the short story, The Yellow Wallpaper.



CHAPTERS.
prologue | chapter one | chapter two | chapter three
chapter four | chapter five | chapter six

Available on AO3 HERE. [PDF and other downloadable formats available]
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Be sure and head over to stormbrite's art post for all of the graphics that go along with the story!
Written for the 2016 Round of spn_j2_bigbang.

notes. This story is set in an imagined Season 12 and thoroughly ignores the majority of Season 11. In my version, Chuck never got involved, they were able to banish Lucifer again, and Sam and Dean were forced to find a way to lock Amara back in her cage. This was my attempt at writing an ‘episode’ of Supernatural.

While technically a sequel to my pre-series story, Don’t Let it Ride You, this can be read as a stand-alone. All you need to know is that Dean and Sam’s relationship ended when Sam left for Stanford and hasn’t resumed.

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