I'm quitting work. – JW

Why? – SH

We don't need the money anymore. – JW

But I thought you enjoyed it. – SH

No. – JW

It's Sarah, isn't it? – SH

No, it has nothing to do with Sarah. – JW

It's okay, John. I don't mind. – SH

It's not Sarah. – JW

Fine. Are you coming home then? – SH

Yes. Do you want me to make lunch? – JW

Sure. – SH

I'll be home in just a minute then. – JW


One of your pay checks was accidentally sent to the Yard, I'll send it over. – GL

Thanks, Greg. – JW

Hey, I was wondering, how do you split the money? – GL

You don't have to answer if you don't want to, I get that it's a very personal question. – GL

I was just curious. – GL

We don't. – JW

Don't what? – GL

We don't split the money. – JW

Then what do you do with it? – GL

We have a joint account. – JW

Why on earth would you do that? – GL

Well, before, he always used to forget about his half of the rent and groceries and that sort of thing. – JW

It's just easier this way. Besides, he doesn't spend a lot and doesn't seem to mind when I splash out a bit. – JW

We make all the big decisions together though. – JW

Dear God. – GL

What? – JW

You two are more married than I thought. – GL

Greg! – JW

Seriously, when's the ceremony? – GL

It's not that weird! – JW

'Not that weird'? Even I don't have a joint account with my wife! – GL

I... Is it really that strange? – JW

Yes! – GL

Most people don't trust their own spouses with their money, never mind their roommates! – GL

Well... most aspects of our relationship are weird. Why should this be any different? – JW

It works for us; why should it change? – JW

Maybe it shouldn't. But is the relationship between you two really, strictly just platonic? – GL

Yes! – JW

For the millionth time, yes! – JW

Because, you know John, no one would think any less of you if it weren't. – GL

Apart from the majority of the police force at the Yard. – JW

Besides; I'm not gay! – JW

Okay, okay. That's fine. – GL

Still, I think you should consider it. – GL

Why on earth would I do that? I am, in no way, physically or sexually attracted to that man! – JW

You two go together. You need each other. – GL

Why does everyone keep saying that? We did just fine before we met one another! – JW

But that was then, John. This is now. – GL

Look, I've got to go. – GL

Okay, Greg. – JW

Thanks for the heads up, I guess. – JW

See you soon. – GL

Bye. – JW


Stop bullying John. – SH

I'm not bullying him! – GL

We were merely talking about your current situation. – GL

And what might that 'current situation' be? – SH

Your impending marriage. – GL

Do shut up, Lestrade. You know how much that bothers him. – SH

Fine, Sherlock. – GL

See you on Monday. – GL

Monday? – SH

Yes, I need to discuss that last case with you, if you will. – GL

Of course. – SH


It seems that I have a rather angry husband on my hands. – GL

Will they ever realise it? – GL

I think not. – MH

But their time together will be happy, albeit dangerous. – MH

I hope you're right. – GL