Moriarty's back and, with his return, comes danger to those closest to Sherlock Holmes. This time, that includes Molly Hooper. Sherlock proposes allowing Mycroft to secret Molly away until the danger has passed. Molly, however, has a better plan. This ends up as the catalyst which permanently changes the relationship between Molly and Sherlock. But is this a change for the better?

Sherlock has recently come into his inheritance and soon after is asked by his parents to look into a case for a close family friend. He'll need to go undercover with the rich jet set of London and he'll need some help. Cue lots of fun and Sherlolly. Rated M for eventual smut.

The case seems easy – a 6 at best - and then Sherlock wakes up in a hospital suffering from amnesia (Yes, a cheesy situation, but work with me here) and Molly finds herself engaged to him, bound to move in with him and plan a wedding that can't happen, because the groom is out of his mind and still tries to solve a case that suddenly turns into a 9. - COMPLETE

Molly and Sherlock go undercover as a married couple, to bring down Set Carter, a leading drugs lord with a secret society that could be the key to his downfall. The pair, along with John and Mary, are tested physically, morally and emotionally. Will they all realise what it means to be the people they are with the careers they have? Will romance blossom?

She should have known it was never going to last. (Written for the '50 Reasons to have (Sherlolly) sex' meme on tumblr)

Molly Hooper never thought she'd ever see the day where a visit from Sherlock wouldn't excite her. She just couldn't do this anymore. It was time to move on and that's exactly what she was going to do, no matter how hard it would be to do it. Rated M for sexuality.

When Sherlock asked Molly to help him, she never thought she'd be given a more difficult task. Until what he asked for next. HUGE SPOILERS for Series Two.