Naruto's polite gesture wins him a new friend. A very witty, charming one at that. NaruSasu/SasuNaru

101 drabbles, 100 words in length, of pretty much any aspect of Sherlock, rated for safety, may contain slash. Includes character studies, introspective pieces, AU's, X-overs and much more! Spoilers for all three series.

The best times between John and Sherlock don't happen in the episodes. We never see them–they're much too dull. But sometimes, it's exactly what both of them want. (Series of one-shots, sometimes T rated sexy times, sometimes platonic friends).

Creative title, I know. Drabbles for BBC's "Sherlock". Rated T to be safe. NO SLASH. EVER.

Perhaps Soul Mate actually refers to the person who is the key to your lock. All of your locks. They are your house key, car key, safe deposit box key, all at once. Part Two of the Inscriptions Series.

When John Watson moved into 221B Baker Street, he assumed he'd be living there by himself. He did not expect to find the place already inhabited, especially by tiny little people living in the walls.

Little bits and pieces and drabbles. Chapter ten posted, detailing the six times Sherlock Holmes was ashamed to be himself ... and the one time he wasn't.

A miscellaneous collection of John/Sherlock drawls; anything from angst to fluff to general hysteria with varying ratings. Updated with the consistency of Mycroft's dieting plans.

When John's father dies, Sherlock accompanies him back to his hometown for the funeral. Bonding ensues. Bonding of a romantic nature.

"I was born to be a runner... It's almost like the faster I go, the easier it becomes to run." The Races are over, but their lives are not.

A series of hurt/comfort, sick!, eating disorder, and a few fluff stories as done by the letters of the alphabet featuring Sherlock and John.

Sherlock's knee rests gently against John's under the table. John wonders if it means anything. Surely not. After all, it's Sherlock.

Sherlock and John decide to fend off boredom with a night of heavy drinking.

Journalism AU. John is the former war reporter assigned to work with Sherlock, a brilliant, but uncompromising photographer. When a routine assignment turns into a murder case, however, they find themselves targets of criminal mastermind, Jim Moriarty.

When your life rides on you being right, the worst thing to realize is that you were, in fact, wrong.

John comes home to a dark flat and Sherlock in a particularly bad state. Luckily he's there to help, if only he knew how to help and what was wrong. Rated T for mild use of a sedative.

Five times John was very drunk. Then one time, he wasn't. Johnlock.

They're both laughing, as if it's a perfectly appropriate thing to do when you find your best friend, dead for three years, sitting in your old living room. S/J.

Sherlock blows up the microwave. It's the sweetest Valentines Day gift John has ever gotten. John/Sherlock, no spoilers. Happy, mindless fluff to get rid of Post-RBF blues.

Sherlock knows John's mind better than he does. Friendship, non-slash, short

With his girlfriend sick, John finds himself spending Valentines Day with Sherlock and reflecting on the significance of their friendship. non-slash

Set immediately after The Reichenbach Fall and contains spoilers for the end of that episode. John Watson believes that Sherlock is dead. However, he's about to get a little bit of a shock...

Sherlock has another three patch problem, but this time it's got nothing to do with a case. Onesided Johnlock fluff.

John discovers that Sherlock was bullied harshly as a child. He isn't quite sure what to do with that, but Sherlock for once helps him out by being his usual self.

Sherlock brings home a hedgehog. Gratuitous, unashamed fluff.

Donovan looked between the two flatmates, "I feel like I have missed something." A short but hopefully sweet look into Sherlock and John's relationship. Hope you enjoy.

Mycroft has a problem: Sherlock is in denial. Mycroft is going to help him. Sherlock/John.rated M for future chapters and 'cause I want it to be.picks up from TGG pool and goes on.

"You've made me addicted to you John, how do you think I coped?" My take on John and Sherlock's reunion moment after the Fall.

Alternate ending to "The Reichenbach Fall," in which Sherlock shows up behind John in the graveyard to explain and ask for forgiveness. What John gives him in addition is something far more wonderful than Sherlock could have ever predicted.

Sherlock Holmes has met exactly twenty-four Johns in his life. They have all been the wrong John. He's getting tired of waiting, staring at the inscription on his finger and wondering when his John will turn up, if ever.

John is struck with a memory from his teenage years. / / "You drew this," John grins, pointing to the little drawing on the paper. "You gave it to me when you were five. I babysat you."

Love, John muses, is sort of like a Quentin Tarantino film. Except not really.

99% of the time, Sherlock can't be bothered to proofread his texts. / / "Luckily I've learned how to translate your bizarre AutoCorrect mishaps, Sherlock. Anyone else might've been alarmed if you asked them to look at the 'new fetus' in the kitchen."

Insanity must be contagious, because John finds himself talking to that damn skull more often than he would like to admit.

John always has trouble with Sherlock when he's sick. But for Sherlock to have laryngitis, it's a whole new level of frustration. Also, what does all this 'charades' business have to do with anything? One-shot. First 'Sherlock' Fanfiction.

Sleep is merely the next frontier in what has become the battle to keep Sherlock alive. It's because of this that John ends up in bed with a sociopath. Friendship or pre-slash, read it how you like.

And that was the moment Sherlock mused that maybe this 'caring' lark wasn't such a bad thing after all. Sherlock/John

Sherlock hasn't slept in ages. John might be able to help if he complies. Pre-John/Sherlock slash. Disclaimer: BBC's, not mine. No profit made here.

Sherlock helps John to come to terms with the ordeal of his kidnapping. A one-shot which follows directly after The Blind Banker. No slash.

"Because it's clear cut and it's ambiguous, it's painful and it's actually calming, on both sides, and it's the most complicated moment of Sherlock's life, because it's just too simple." Sherlock/John, nightmare!fic, minor bad language. Mild pre-slash.

Konoha holds too many stories, and a few are even true. A boy raised by foxes, broken statues, and metamorphoses.

An old acquaintance helps Heero to reclaim the friends he left behind after the war and find a future he didn't even know he wanted.