Being a mute can be difficult, especially when you have a lot to say in a world that barely listens. Harley Watson has had this problem for a long time. When she's sent off to visit her uncle John on holiday, she meets his unusual flatmate, Sherlock Holmes. From gruesome experiments in the fridge to crime-solving nonstop, he's quite an odd one...an odd one who can somehow hear her.

It's been thirteen months since Mary shot Sherlock and John finds he's still pissed off about it. Sherlock had thought everything was settled: John and Mary, domestic bliss. But when John turns up at Baker Street with suitcases, the world's only consulting detective might not be prepared for the consequences. A new case. Certain danger. Concertos, waltzes, and whisky.

Husbands, John and Sherlock, start their University courses and life together in London, how will they deal with being away from their family, making new friends and maybe even some enemies (this is Sherlock Holmes, he isn't the best with people now, is he?). Sequel of 'To be so young and in love'.

AU. Sherlock Holmes is an Oscar winning actor in a career slump, John Watson is an Everyman actor trapped in date movies. When they are cast as a gay couple in a new film, will they surprise each other? Will their on-screen romance become reality?

Kid!Sherlock and Kid!John have decided that they're boyfriends and are in love. This leads to the Holmes' and the Watson's endless amusement and an adorable tale of two boys who become men, always in love. Johnlock. Don't like, don't read. Please read&review.

Sherlock is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Warning: angst like whoa.

John knows he has an unusual relationship with his flatmate. He knows their friendship is complicated. And yes, he knows everyone assumes he's in a relationship with Sherlock Holmes. But he's not. Obviously. It's not like that. John would know. Right?