On the few times that John actually notices Sherlock's humanity, it gives him a sense of being refreshed. Sherlock's only human. It's nice to see. Series of oneshots highlighting Sherlock's emotions, because we all know that he has them. Rated M: Chapter Seventy-Four for swearing and mentions of drug use; it's skippable. The rest of the story is rated T. NOW COMPLETE.

Post Reichenbach. The world unfolds through the eyes of Molly, Mrs Hudson, John Watson, Lestrade and Holmes. The characters as they appear on screen. Tight continuity among chapters.

Sherlock is frustrated; A case with little evidence, no cigarettes in the house and a new housemate downstairs who aggravates him to no end. John has his work cut out to keep the peace. NOT sherlock/oc, this story is my contribution to prove you can have an oc in Sherlock without anyone being out of character or the story being just... bad.

John is not happy when Sherlock refuses to help on a case involving a child who has been orphaned by the murder. But there is more than Sherlock is letting on when he starts having nightmares.

After moving in with Sherlock and John, Mary's ideas of a fairytale romance are short-lived. Stuck between the most attractive man in the world and the cutest thing on the planet, how could things possibly work out? Especially when they seem more interested in each other than they are in her.

After getting drunk at Lestrade's party, the gang decide to play a game in which each person must write 3 facts about themselves, anonymous of course, and put it in a hat. The group must pick one out, and try to guess who it was. The only person who can remember the previous night is Sherlock, who has a couple of questions for John. Rated T for crossdressing. Review, Review, Review

John is broken, and engaged, when Sherlock returns. But the Great Hiatus has done more than awaken struggling feelings, but has changed both John and Sherlock in ways that put their once strong bond to a test. Post-Reichenbach. Now multi-chaptered