A medley of unconnected drabbles focusing on James and Lily.

He can't leave the room. Her room. And it's all the Order's fault. Confined to a small space with only the Mudblood for company, something's going to give. Maybe his sanity. Maybe not. "There," she spat. "Now your Blood's filthy too!" DM/HG. PostHBP.

Everyone told the new student-John Watson- to stay away from the local psychopath Sherlock Holmes based on past events. So in able to keep the friends he made, he follows their wishes, or at least tries to. Sherlock's deduction skills and odd personality attracts John closer towards him; to fully understand the teenager behind the stories. Johnlock/Teenlock. Help appreciated.

Sherlock has an allergic reaction, which sends John into a frenzy.

There's such a thing as trying to give too much comfort, as Sherlock discovers when he bluntly and insistently tries to offer John some 'relief'. Set after 'What Binds Us'. Not slash, but rated T for suggestive themes and snogging.

Sherlock is back and is making plans to be reunited with John, but John's life has not been as static as he'd hoped. Who is the little girl with him? And can Sherlock pull John out of his depression? H/C family-centric, fluff & angst, not slash, COMPLETE cover pic created by PaleMist and published with permission

A take on the 'I need cigarettes' scene from 'Hound'. Sherlock miscalculates how far he can push John, and in the process uncovers a dark hidden secret the doctor has carried for years. Rated M for a reason, further warnings inside. Please R&R.

When returning home late from Bart's, John is attacked. Now he must struggle to remain conscious long enough to find help, if only he could remember how. First published fic. Please R & R.

James realises - not for the first time - that he cannot possibly be Head Boy when it takes three attempts plus Remus's interceding just to get Lily to agree to have lunch with him. 2011 LJfest

The Three Broomsticks is the setting for five significant scenes in Lily and James's relationship.

She sat at our kitchen table doing those stupid word puzzles in The Daily Prophet.She'd be doing this tomorrow, and the next day, and probably every day for the rest of her life.I wanted to be there to see her do them all. [HG]