Sherlock continues to push at Joan, intent on the idea that life with him will only cause her ruin; but when she finally finds someone who may be more than just a diversion, Sherlock finds himself dealing with jealousy beyond his control, and the realization that he may have pushed her once too far.

When the unthinkable happens to Evan, Jonathan is on a flight for Canada before he can even think. He finds his friend in a crippling situation and has to decide whether he should stay or go. But it was a choice he would always make, time and time again. H2OVanoss M/M

All is as it should be with the guys until Delirious has his world come crashing down on him. Vanoss drops everything to get to him in time. Now living together, the two grow closer and Evan works his way past Delirious' demons and his own new found feelings that he doesn't quite know what to do with. M/M

What do you do if you want to take your work partner on a date? Well, if you're Sherlock Holmes, you set up an elaborate fake crime that will lead you and your partner Joan Watson into some rather adorable situations, and since it's the holiday season- we all know what happens at the end. (HINT: mistletoe!) Joan/Sherlock

Joan Watson is a self-sufficient, independent woman who meets an oddity who goes by the name of Sherlock Holmes, and he causes a hiccup in her routine cycle of life. Intrigued by his offer of escape from the hum-drum of everyday life, she becomes his apprentice. One day, she decides to start a new life without him. (It's canon. It's AU. It's both.) *Also, Reichenbach.*

Chapter-by-chapter re-tell of Divergent in Four's POV. Rated T to be safe. Please give this a chance, and don't forget to review! :)

Ib is now eighteen, Garry is twenty eight. Ib has developed some powerful feelings for Garry, but she's not sure what to do. Garry thinks its the most amazing thing that he has fallen for her, and he knows what he wants to do, but his conscious is stopping him. Will Ib and Garry finally be able to be together? Or will Garry's annoying conscious stop them?

The rules to Sherlock and Watson's relationship are simple but not always followed. These are a series of not necessarily related episodes, occurrences they most likely would deny were you to ask them about it. Fluffy Joanlock, very little angst and no plot whatsoever. Last chapter! Thank you for reading and commenting!

Its done - last chapter updated! Set after the Poison Pen episode, starts with an evening meal evening meal and then, well, this took on a life of its own. Thank you for reading! As always reviews are more than welcome - its a great way to learn.

It's a fluff-piece, guys. I'm trying to get out of a writing-rut.

Sheldon grows concerned when he notices some changes in Penny's behavior. She's lost that sparkle in her eyes. She's hanging around Howard way too much. And worst of all, she's avoiding him. Major character death. (Sorry I forgot to warn at first!)

Joan has come down with the flu, and Holmes has to care for her. Yet this is no ordinary case of the sniffles, and they learn something about relying on one another.

Blackout. It started with a touch, and whirled out of control until she never wanted it to end, and then it was over and the lights came back on. Sherlock and Joan and being in the dark. Final Chapter 12: Seeing in the dark. The end. And thank you for over 63,000 views! -Sef

Sometimes what you want isn't what you actually get. A story of longing throughout the years. Long one-shot. Shenny (of course)

Because when Mr. Holmes becomes frustrated, it leads to some unexpected things which leads to the inevitable... Companion piece but not sequel to An Old Married Couple

A young girl vanishes, and Joan and Sherlock must set aside their increasingly complicated relationship questions to solve the mystery. Friendship and a light layer of romance. Set after Morning Sherlock. Now complete, and many thanks for all the great feedback.

Instead of a cohesive memory, she has a tangled mess of images from the night before. The one thing she knows for sure is that it was all a mistake. Joanlock... sort of.

Ever since Joan signed on to work with Sherlock, she has been asking herself if it was a good idea or not. She has grown accustomed to his ways but she is still amazed about what he can do. Even though he acts like a child and can be a jerk, she oftens wonders, why does she stay? Is it that she is so interested in his job? Or...is it something else?

Because sometimes, Watson and Holmes just seem like an old married couple. A quick oneshot.

It's cold out. John forgot his jacket. Fluffyfluffyfluffyfluff, and short