Sherlock falls head-over-heels for his new co-worker, John Watson. He slightly suspects that John may be interested in him, too, but there's a problem: how is he supposed to make a move when they're confined to their classrooms and surrounded by students?

After a terrible event befalls the information broker, Orihara Izaya, Ikebukuro is plagued by all chaos. Will Ikebukuro's fortissimo be able to put Izaya back together? Will he, in the process of doing so, find out the cause of the sudden darkness in his city? Or will the great Izaya, along with Ikebukuro, finally succumb to the darkness he's been trying to run away from?

People are bigger on the inside, metaphorically speaking. Unfortunately this means that there's more room for scars. A series of short one-shots exploring the possible psychological aftermath to The Hetalian Job. Fluff alert. Possible pairings. Second in the SoulHeta series - requires prior knowledge of The Hetalian Job, as there are some major spoilers here.

It was supposed to be a simple mission: go in, slay the prospective kishin, come straight back out. But when Death the Kid encounters an asymmetrical pasta-loving coward, his life becomes anything but simple. Rated T for violence, swearing and dark themes, but not enough to constitute an M. Image by Skim-ART. First in the SoulHeta series.

Giriko is lost in the woods, Stein appears, they walk, talk, and fornicate. It almost makes sense in context. Bad plot is bad. Smut now up! More humour may be on the way! Set immediately after the end of the series.

50 sentences. 50 moments. RusCan. Fluffy. Oneshot

i add hetalia to random songs

Because the Akatsuki is full of a bunch of dumbasses. Sakura is willing to whip them all into shape. T for language.

Sakura is captured by the Akatsuki. When Itachi puts some 'happy' pills into Sakura's food, she sings perverted songs to her guards. Rated T for some sexual themes.