He looked under the bed. His gaze was met by a steely, slit-eyed glower staring directly back at him. "Hello, there" he greeted, grinning triumphantly. John squealed. - Johnlock. Sequel to Sherlock Holmes' Paw Stories. Cases, light angst, but above all, fluff and humour.

"After all this time?" "Always," said Sherlock. A retelling of 'The Prince's Tale' featuring Sherlock Holmes and John Watson.

Starts post TGG - I started writing during the hiatus between S1 & 2, so some things don't happen like in the show, but it will all get back right on track. Mostly Sherlock thinking about John and John thinking about Sherlock, and the interaction resulting from it all...

Sherlock grapples with his feelings for Dr. Watson and creates a plan to win his flatmate's heart. "And John would come in, and they would talk and argue and laugh, and Sherlock would "delete" his feelings. The trouble was, unlike the other information, the feelings always came back." Characters: Sherlock, John, M. Morstan, Mycroft, Mrs. H, Molly, etc. Post-season one.

Sherlock has always been friends with John Watson, only once John was imaginary. Now he's not.

John was kidnapped by Moriarty five months ago. Sherlock's been searching uselessly for him ever since. When John shows up on the doorstep of 221 a different man, Sherlock makes it his mission to bring back the John everyone knows and loves. Johnlock

Sherlock is rendered permanently blind by an explosion and must try to piece his life back together by beginning a new one. John is there with him every step of the way.

Someone is killing homeless people causing Sherlock and John to work to protect their homeless network. Meanwhile, John has an enteric fever relapse ending up in the hospital leaving Sherlock to find the serial killer on his own while John fights for his life. COMPLETE.

John is shocked when Sherlock storms into the flat one day and collapses on the couch. -Reviews are appreciated, whether you think it's good or bad! Also, it's supposed to be short. It was an idea that popped into my head so I wrote it down. Maybe I'll continue it some day, but for now this is it. I do have another unrelated fic coming out shortly that will be about 6000 words.-

"And in the morning, we could have tea and I could tell you 'good morning' and make ordinary daytime chat with you, for once, just for you. And…and I could tell you I loved you and you could smile and…and you wouldn't say anything, because you knew...you just have to hold on, John." Warnings: Some scenes of graphic violence and large doses of angst.

"You're John." He pauses, frowns. "But not my John." The man - John - quirks his lips into a smile. "No. But I was." Sherlock receives a visit from an old friend, who has both words of advice and words with which to say goodbye. Time Travel fic.

Trying to make their relationship work, John Watson and Sherlock Holmes aren't sure what to expect when a madman with a box crashes in their flat.

The detective is horrified when it finally hits him just how dependent he's become on John, and it destroys him to think of the possibility that he'll once again have to stand on his own two feet. Problem is, Sherlock isn't sure he remembers how.

They say you can often take the best things in your life for granted. "You don't know what you have until it's gone." Who knew the ominous and enigmatic 'they' could be proven so horribly correct? .:. Johnlock. A memory loss fic. M for reasons. Complete.

John finds it very difficult to tell Sherlock of his diagnosis, but it seems Sherlock has deduced it himself. As John says goodbye, he and Sherlock struggle with the feelings that this brings on them, and how Sherlock will go on when John has gone.

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

We all do things to protect ourselves, but what do you do when the one thing you should've said, could've changed everything?

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?

'Let's just pretend that it's a normal day, I'm bored and you're annoyed. That's about right, isn't it' It's too late, and Sherlock and John have to have that last conversation. Character death. Not slash.

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