"I know that everything was taken away from me! Don't you think I am aware of that fact! It might be the only thing that I do know!" "And doesn't it make sense then! Doesn't rage make sense?," John volleys back, not to be off-put. "Yes!," I thunder before I can stop myself. "Of course it does!"

The revelations about Sherlock's abduction as a boy are troubling each of the three men, Mycroft, Sherlock and John. Sherlock wants to know the whole truth, but Mycroft has sworn never to tell anybody anything, certainly not to Sherlock. A shot in the dark pushes everyone to their limits... Just read [and review :-)]. Reviews contain spoilers! Cover by Rephis! (No pairings!)

En route to work, Aaliyah finds herself suddenly, inexplicably, fifty years in the past. Being black is a liability here, but evidently not as bad as being a mutant. But mutants did not exist in her world's history, so whose past was she in? X-men: First Class. Charles/OC

Because Sherlock and John see things differently from each other, and Sherlock sees things differently from the world in general.

An abuse case turns into an investigation where Sherlock, John, and all of Scotland Yard will learn stunning things about Sherlock's past and will change the relationship between him and John forever. Eventual John/Sherlock.

Following his staged death, Sherlock hides away in the Sussex countryside. Bored, alone, he's turned into something of a recluse, keeping to his rented cottage. But someone is determined to coax the mysterious silhouette who has taken up residence in their sleepy village out of his shell. SxOC

Sherlock is in a coma; he only knows that he's locked in his mind palace. It used to be a safe, comfortable place, a place he could almost call home. Not any more, not ever again. Rated for what's to come. Please R&R

When Sherlock says 'I have a confession to make', John never thought that it would be this. Post-Reichenbach! Parent!lock. Still striving to stay in character, even in this situation.

Young Sherlock (6 years old) experiences family in a new way at a family reunion. Here he turns into the shielded "freak" that he is later. Can John stay friends with Sherlock? Rated K .

After a brutal attack, John and Sherlock are both injured. John recovers but Sherlock is forever changed. What will Sherlock do when the one thing he could always rely on, his mind, is not longer there?

Mrs. Hudson is attacked. Sherlock is a suspect. As he sits in the cell, paralyzed with fear and regret, he remembers how Mrs. Hudson helped him through the horrors of his childhood. As he struggles through the agony of her injuries, Sherlock must reconcile a past that he couldn't have survived without the landlady who was more of a mother than his own.

When Sherlock was two, he disappeared. Seven years later, he reappears and those around him struggle to help a deeply traumatized boy.

When John receives a phone call in the middle of the night, he knows that something has happened to Sherlock, something qualifying as 'not good'. He is, however, not prepared for what has led to his friend's injury and hospitalisation. And he certainly isn't prepared to face the question if Sherlock will ever recover properly from what has happened.

Because Sherlock Holmes does not get sick. He never gets sick. He does not have time to be sick, and besides, John is obviously overreacting. Fluff, whump and a teeny bit of humor. Easily interpreted as platonic or romantic Johnlock, whichever you fancy.

Sherlock is thought to have died in an explosion. There are enemies who wants to play with and manipulate him and his life. Can an injured and vulnerable Sherlock Holmes be saved from both his enemies and himself in time? **CONTAINS SPOILERS for series 1 & 2

John finds Sherlock three years after he thought he'd buried him, scared and injured; broken to such an extent he can barely recognise those trying to help him. Battling against too many unanswered questions and his own feelings, John sets out to put him back together, but never stops to consider Sherlock's return may be part of a greater punishment in store for the both of them.

It's only a dream…or is it? Which life is real? The dream of the madman, who claims the impossible or the life John Watson has thought he's known his whole life? Warning: Rated T for Torture (Complete)

Sherlock receives a note saying the next person he speaks to will die. John receives a note saying that unless Sherlock speaks to him within 48 hours, a bomb will go off killing thousands. Will Sherlock be able to solve the mystery in time? Will he have to choose between his best friend and thousands of people? Will John survive this ordeal?

Sherlock watches John scurry about the flat. He recognizes the signs, the symptoms, John is showing. Not from John himself, no. But Sherlock has experienced them many times himself to know what they appear as. And he was very excited about the ending result. But will John admit his predicament? No Slash here today, folks!

This story occur eight months post Reichenbach. Sherlock while recovering from injuries; is asked to assist in a high profile kidnapping. Sherlock fights against time to save the victim, while fighting against memories that threaten to destroy him.

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