Picking up after Letters to a Soldier, John is back in Afghanistan and Sherlock is still in London, with only letters to connect them. Will absence make the heart grow fonder, or will the distance be too boring for the consulting detective? Johnlock. NOW COMPLETE.

When defeat at the barricade becomes inevitable, the few surviving members of the Friends of the ABC are reluctantly separated from their chief. Enjolras alone is taken alive by the National Guard after entrusting Combeferre to protect the others. Unknown to any of them, both Grantaire and Marius live. After such a thorough defeat, it seems impossible to know the way forward.

A demi-god, a super-soldier, a man with breathtaking anger-management issues, two master assassins and a billionaire in a flying suit. Somehow, they're supposed to be on the same team... A series of post-New York encounters. (This story was supposed to be complete, until it became clear that Coulson lived, necessitating one more conversation.)

Les Amis de l'ABC, at the beginning and the end.

It was only when people actually saw John working as a physician that they began to understand: that it wasn't just about bullets and IEDs and trauma care under fire. That "doctor" actually covered a pretty wide field. And that John was bloody good at covering ground. 5 times Dr. Watson treated others and 1 time he treated himself.

As Sherlock traverses the globe to burn what remains of Moriarty, John turns away from his past life and begins a new one. Desperate to break out of the darkness of his best friend's coffin, John Watson, soldier, becomes John Watson, assassin, and he's about to find that the name Sherlock Holmes is next on his list.

A world in which Sherlock is an artist, not a detective. Though that doesn't mean he can't help solve crimes. AU.

Sherlock does not react well to the idea that John might be dead.