Sherlock Holmes has spent the last seven years telling himself that Molly Hooper is the dullest, blandest, most bloodless creature he's ever met. So why is she so hard to expel from his mind? Why does he dwell on her, even when there's so much more colour in his world? It really is a puzzle... From first meeting to last goodbye, this is how he tries to solve it. Rating may change.

He is always sorry, and she always forgives him. [Spoilers for The Abominable Bride] Companion piece to Schoolgirl Crush series.

He has a goal. He has a plan of execution. He has weighed immediate and future outcomes. Unfortunately, this all means very little to fate and Molly Hooper.

Her home had been his safe harbor and they had never spoken of what transpired in the little three-room flat. They were moments between her longing and his longing, reminding them constantly that forces of attraction are not easily fought. S3 fillers and post-HLV

After S3. Lestrade wants to celebrate Sherlock's quick return from exile by taking him & others to a pub. Sherlock is less than thrilled. Things get interesting when Lestrade convinces Anderson to relate his original theory about how the detective faked his death years before. And what happens at the pub, doesn't really stay at the pub! (Cover art by the lovely Missfantasyland)

She won't trust anybody else with him.

His son, he knows, is many things he will never be, and even more that he will never understand.

"He sees it in the wistful glances at small children on the street, and in the way she deviates from her usual trek throughout the hospital in favor of routes that pass the maternity ward."

Mycroft Holmes knows his brother's children are extraordinary, though not for the reasons other people find them to be.

She had known that Sherlock would be a better parent than he expected himself to be, but the full extent of it still smacks her with delight at times.

Sherlock Holmes has always considered himself married to his work; there's no room in his life for a woman. But over the course of a year, his opinion might change.

"Did you just... propose?" Molly asks, slowly.

This is a Uni!lock background story, which also features highlights from Series 1 and 2. Our story opens when Sherlock Holmes meets Molly Hooper for the first time...but what if it's not really the first time they've met. Where did Sherlock and Molly's relationship really begin? This is how I'd like to imagine it. Hope you enjoy and please review! ;)

Sherlock Holmes is aghast: Despite his many, many, MANY objections, it would appear that Molly Hooper is getting herself notions about their relationship. And him. Well, certain bits of him at any rate. But though he claims disinterest, what's a man to do in the face of such a wily opponent? Can he fight her off forever? Written for the "50 Reasons Sherlolly Challenge."

Molly Hooper has always loved Sherlock Holmes, despite the reality never quite matching up to the beauty of wishes and dreams. Sherlolly, major HLV spoilers.

She will not cry over him. Not again. [Follow up to Schoolgirl Crush]

Apparently, he doesn't know what to say. First time for everything.

To be fair, Sherlock knows that what he's about to do is more than a Bit Not Good. After all, he's stealing Molly Hooper's wedding limo. With Molly inside it. In her wedding dress. On her wedding day. But even he can't predict the outcome when you mix Molly, mayhem and Elvis Presley's greatest hits. How will the Runaway Bride and the Great Detective get along? Shameless foof.

"Dance with me." Neither a question nor a command, but a nebulous in-between that showcases the vulnerability Sherlock tries so very hard to hide. How many people get to see it? Are blessed with the knowledge that, at least for some small measure of time, she was the most important person in his world? The woman that counted, the only one that mattered... Sherlolly

Sherlock is back in the world after The Fall. Back in London, back with John. It's everything he ever wanted, everything he fought for- It should be everything he needs. But something is wrong with Molly Hooper and he's determined to get to the bottom of it... Whether Ms. Hooper wants him to or not. Hard T for some language, Sherlolly. AU now, sequel up.

He used to think romance was a farce. She almost wished he still felt that way, because she was very, very confused.

Irene Adler was dead. And my friend Sherlock Holmes refused to eat, sleep, speak, or do anything at all besides stand by the window and compose. Until Molly Hooper braved the steps of our flat, bringing the one thing no one thought he needed: a fairytale.Tag and AU for Scandal in Belgravia

A series of text conversations between Molly and Sherlock as their relationship evolves over the months following Sherlock's official re-entry into the land of the living.

A dead man sits on Molly Hooper's vanity chair, pale skin like marble (bruises and lacerations veins in the stone), a cigarette between his fingers. 2013 SAMFA Winner, Best Romance in M Rated Category Nominated 2013 for Best Angst and Best Drama

Loneliness never felt quite so heavy as when it came time for the world to end.

Somewhere between the cooler of severed feet and Molly's next date, Sherlock realizes drastic changes are in order. For Nocturnias.

It's taken a decade, untold amounts of heartbreak, three boyfriends on her part, quite a bit of possessiveness on his, a Consulting Criminal, a dominatrix, a fake death, a web of spiders and a resurrection for him to finally get it right.

In her weakest moments, Molly Hooper thinks that Sherlock Holmes is a vision carved from the eyes and hands of long lost artists. In her stronger moments, she knows that Sherlock Holmes is just a man. But that's okay, because she's a woman and sometimes, things like this…they just happen.

He's honestly way too good for these people. Christ, he needs to get new friends. A Sherlock/Molly story told through Greg Lestrade's eyes, before, during and after the Fall.

These things pass. So they say.

A world where Sherlock brings her breakfast in bed would not be right at all. It would be very very wrong, and somewhat terrifying. [Follow up to Cake]

In a moment, Molly is alone with an empty body bag, and once more she longs for the days when she shared her lab with a sociopath. [Follow up to Wontons]

Their New Year's Eve dinner was sorted. If by sorted, you mean the menu for Canton House was waiting dutifully by the telephone.

Authors: OneMillionandNine and MaybeAmanda Notes: Happy Holidays! :D

Five times Molly saw through Sherlock's disguises, one time she didn't, and two after effects. 2013 SAMFA Nominee for Best Humor, Rated K-T

The Third Part.

He could fix this.

"So now you're behaving like a six year old 'cause he didn't take you along on his honeymoon?" Lestrade said. "Grow the hell up."

High school is hard enough for Sererna with only the jerkwad junior Darien to worry about. But when you add a naked transformation phase, a pyro, a genius with OCD, and REALLY short skirts – how’s a girl supposed to graduate!