Gregory Lestrade is the local badboy. He drinks, he smokes, he has sex, but that's what a lot of seventeen-year-old boys do. Not Mycroft Holmes, of course; that posh git wouldn't know what to do with a bloke. That's what Greg thinks until he sees a new side of Mycroft, and every label he's ever used is torn down in seconds. See warnings inside.

This is a tag to Window of Opportunity that was originally published as part of the continuing Moonlight and Steel. My excellent Beta - the lovely and talented Bethanyactually - suggested that it should also stand alone. The title is a quote from the movie Casablanca.

"...the briefing room door opened, admitting an old man with pure white hair that fell half-way down his slightly-stooped back and a beard that came down to his waist and clutched a tall wooden walking stick, which was topped with a light purple glass ball... "Daniel, I thought you said he was an expert on Medieval Europe, not an expert from Medieval Europe," Jack muttered."

After a stroke damages Greg's motor skills, he has to rely on Mycroft to help him through it. But will it all be in vain? Warnings within.

Series of one-shots and drabbles of Sherlock and John's lives both pre and post-canon. Co-written with Sherlockian-spy. Rating for angst, possibly future slashy stuff.

Mycroft Holmes tries to kill himself with an overdose of cocaine, leaving everybody in his life to question why. But only one person gets the answer. See warnings inside. ON HIATUS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

"John, I will tell you however many times you want me to. I am sorry. But I don't regret it. I would rather have you mad at me for the rest of our lives, than you dead because of me."

With a missing corpse and a crime scene so bloody it's impossible the victim could've survived, Sherlock is intrigued even before he discovers the victim is no stranger. Can Sherlock interpret the 3-word clue in time to catch a killer?

The Doctor offers John a chance to see the universe, and John accepts. What happens when he comes back six months later than he'd planned? And what if we throw the Master in for good measure? No slash.

Blaine just wanted to go home, play his guitar and then go to bed. However, his father had completely different ideas, as he shoved the picture of Kurt and him kissing in Blaine's face. He finds himself homeless, broken and alone.

"Helen, love," James began. "I wonder if you'd like to indulge in a small experiment with me?" Helen smiled, cocking her head to the side, curious. "Here? On the train?"

The best stories are the ones with a good villain. In the "Two Doctors, a Nurse, a Detective and a Scot" verse. John/Sherlock

The joke has to end sometime. Finale to the "Two Doctors, a Nurse, a Detective and a Scot" arc. John/Sherlock

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