"I don't need love, Miss Hooper." His voice was condescending as ever when he addressed her. "Especially yours." How far would you go to prove that your love was real and that what you felt, what you breathed, was more real than any thing else? (Slight A/U) (Married Sherlolly)

Something terrible has happened to John Watson and Sherlock looks outside the box for help. Little does he suspect that alien material is the only thing that can save his dying blogger. The Doctor makes a call to retrieve something that Donna lost and finds himself reacquainted with an old companion. During all this John finds some frightening secrets about himself and Sherlock.

"The brain is what's important. Everything else is just transport." – Sherlock Holmes

Sherlock Holmes is confused by the feelings he has for the obstinate pathologist, Manfred. But could there be something that he, the Great Detective, is missing?

Molly and John meet for tea and end up discussing Sherlock as he was before John knew him. John learns some interesting things about his best friend, as well as just how big a role Molly played in his life. Sherlolly.

It was an old thing, scratched and tarnished with age. He wasn't even sure why he had kept it all these years. Unable to resist any longer, he pressed down on the button. With a click, the watch opened.

Ken Kaneki wasn't quite sure how it happened, but he had somehow ended up in another world. A place with no ghouls; was this paradise? Or hell? When he is discovered by SHIELD, they offer him an ultimatum: join the Avengers, or be imprisoned for his 'feeding habits'.

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.

The Pandorica. A legendary box containing the universe's greatest threat is a great temptation. The Avengers are about to find, however, that they are not the only guardians out there. One-shot written at 3 in the morning on a Doctor Who high.

"I'm Doctor Martha Jones," she told the pale man in the black, gold, and green armor who had invaded UNIT. "Who the hell are you?"

Blinded by a sudden accident, Martha Jones' life takes an unexpected detour.

Sherlock has been hiding a medical condition from John. One day, at a crime scene, John finds out in the most dramatic way.

John is struck with a memory from his teenage years. / / "You drew this," John grins, pointing to the little drawing on the paper. "You gave it to me when you were five. I babysat you."