"I can do better"!: Molly's the type to show her worth and she won't let any egoistic "Alpha-Male" get in the way. She becomes the next Blacksmith's apprentice, having to work next to the Star Apprentice, Owen, that no one gets to see the jerk side of like she does. Is Owen really the jackass "Mini-Hulk" though? Or is he really hiding pain even worse than her own? T for language.

When six-year-old John Watson is forced to transfer kindergarten classes after an incident with a violent ball game, he's sure that he'll be lost among his strange new classmates, including the enigmatic Sherlock Holmes. However, when kids begin to go home after mysteriously vomiting pink, John and his new unlikely friend are thrust into a mystery that renders school far from dull.

She was dramatic. He was dynamic. She was precise. He was impulsive. He was James, and she was Lily, and one day they shared a kiss, but before that they shared many arguments, for he was cocky, and she was sweet, and matters of the heart require time.

When John and Mary marry each other, an empty space is left to be filled in 221B Baker Street. As she is also looking for a new place to live, is Molly Hooper, the lovely pathologist, who is going to take John's place and, who knows, Sherlock's heart. Mostly romance, but with some crime to investigate on the way, just to shake things up a bit. Now with an epilogue: 'Outliving.'

After the disastrous events of her fifth year at Hogwarts, Lily Evans is now estranged from her former best friend, Severus Snape, and, in an odd turn, finds herself becoming closer to the Marauders. The signs of war grow more ominous every day as You-Know-Who gains power. Severus has chosen his side. Now Lily will have to chose hers. A sequel to Before the Beginning: Year 5.

Prequel told mostly from Lily's perspective during the dramatic action of her 5th year - how the friendship between Lily and Severus unraveled, and how relationships between Lily and the Marauders developed. Reviews are appreciated!

For some people, training isn't easy. For some people, training is beyond easy. Unfortunately, for me, training is beyond hard. Double weaknesses, attacked by wild Pokemon, mistrust of trainers, and much more. I just CAN'T catch a break, can I?

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