1. Okay, so. Actually, LFG does not turn into a threesome. I wrote a weeny little morning-after to it and it still managed not to be a threesome, so I think that settles it. ;) Basically, in the handy no-wives!AU it's set in, Misha has had a thing for Jensen for a good long time, but wasn't sure Jensen was open-minded enough to go with it. This party having indicated that he clearly is, Misha's able to stop insisting to himself that he just wants Jensen's hot ass, and let himself admit that, actually, he also loves his shy little laugh and the way he ducks his head and scratches at the back of his neck when he's embarrassed. And the tone to his voice he gets when he's not embarrassed, all unexpectedly cheeky and sure, enough to make Misha blush. Misha loves that. And he totally pursues it.
2. In Underneath The Lantern, Dean doesn't try to help Castiel by speaking English to him because he's secretive about his own roots. He's actually a son of American parents who was brought up in Bavaria by Bavarians after an adoption at about the age of five, hence his strange accent.
3. The Theory of Relativity! Mm. Jensen totally seduced Misha in this 'verse, but it was always just fucking. Jensen is an unrepentant top and would get all growly and rough with Misha, which Misha loved. There was a lot of shotgunning.
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2. In Underneath The Lantern, Dean doesn't try to help Castiel by speaking English to him because he's secretive about his own roots. He's actually a son of American parents who was brought up in Bavaria by Bavarians after an adoption at about the age of five, hence his strange accent.
3. The Theory of Relativity! Mm. Jensen totally seduced Misha in this 'verse, but it was always just fucking. Jensen is an unrepentant top and would get all growly and rough with Misha, which Misha loved. There was a lot of shotgunning.