He is always sorry, and she always forgives him. [Spoilers for The Abominable Bride] Companion piece to Schoolgirl Crush series.

Sherlock Holmes finds himself cast in the role of a reluctant ghost hunter when an associate of Mycroft's is discovered mysteriously drowned... In the fifth-floor study of a haunted mansion. Sherlock's sense of logic is pushed to its limits as he, John and Molly fight to solve the case before the Ravensdale curse reaches them. Rated M for intense Sherlolly in later chapters :

Two years after the fall, Sherlock has come home to a new complication in his well-ordered existence - the shy pathologist he once trusted with his life. Can he now trust her with his heart, or is she simply a problem that needs solving? In the meantime, a rash of seemingly unrelated murders has followed him home. Who is behind them and why? Blatant Sherlolly. Rating changed to M.

After S3. Lestrade wants to celebrate Sherlock's quick return from exile by taking him & others to a pub. Sherlock is less than thrilled. Things get interesting when Lestrade convinces Anderson to relate his original theory about how the detective faked his death years before. And what happens at the pub, doesn't really stay at the pub! (Cover art by the lovely Missfantasyland)

Yet, even as he stands with all of this heaviness just outside her cozy flat, shaking snowflakes from his hair, she smiles so sweetly and takes hold of his hand, pulling him into the warmth.

Molly never thought she'd find a friend here. She'd believed that the absolute loneliness might even do more harm than any good the hospital could possibly manage. She has never been more glad to be wrong.

When an interview with an anonymous female claims that Sherlock Holmes is an amazing lover - Molly Hooper instantly knows it is fake. She is then shocked to find Sherlock present her with a list he wants to complete with her assistance.

In which there is a reason Molly isn't a consulting detective and Sherlock sees an excellent opportunity in her wrong assumption.

Sherlock Holmes has always considered himself married to his work; there's no room in his life for a woman. But over the course of a year, his opinion might change.

'Because its a game, its always been a game and she's not sure she can handle how far he has to go to continue playing." Missed moments between Sherlock and Molly from 'The Reichenbach Fall" through 'His Last Vow.' Rated for future chapters.

Moriarty is back and Sherlock decides the only safe place for Molly is at Baker Street. Of course, neither of them are prepared for the reality of being together round the clock, or what is in store for them courtesy of the Irish psychopath. Spoilers for Season 3. (Originally published on AO3.)

It has become a sort of pilgrimage, him visiting her flat. (Contains spoilers for HLV)

The year is 1963; a new Professor proves to be a furious distraction to all, students and professors alike. One exception being Miss Hooper who intends not to be dreamy about Professor Holmes. Unfortunately enough one cannot always escape ones faith.

Sherlock abroad hunting Moriarty's men; Molly at home carrying on & looking no one in the eye. If they ever had anyone else in the world, they've both given that up now. The only lifeline that connects them is an unreliable black-&-white camera in the St. Bart's morgue & a one-way phone sending untraceable texts from locations undisclosed. It'll have to be enough. Sherlock/Molly.

These things pass. So they say.

Molly has gotten out of a relationship and becomes rather unhelpful. Sherlock decides to cheer her up by creating "Ben" - the perfect man to raise her confidence up via text. Little does Sherlock know the consequences of creating the perfect man and how Molly really is outside Bart's.

Mind games can be fun - Sherlock holds this to be true, until he finds himself at the receiving end of one!