When exposed to light and warmth, ice will inevitably melt away. Sherlock never talks about his history and John is okay with that, after all- ignorance is bliss. But there were times that John couldn't help but see, even if he didn't want to. Rated T for mild language and themes of self-harm. Series of drabbles. Songfic. Fix You (Boyce Avenue cover)

Sherlock hates warm weather, because when it's warm, John doesn't wear his jumpers. A character study/hurt-comfort/angst/humor/gen fic detailing the story behind (or rather underneath) the famous knitwear.

And one time he punched Mycroft instead. Gen and humor and angst and friendship, no slash.

Sherlock and John have a massive fight. Can Sherlock figure out how to apologize, and can John forgive him? No slash. Expansion on my 'Bored' chapter in 'Five times John punched Sherlock'. Lots of chapters, but they're short.

ASiP's final scene from Sherlock's point of view. Yet another character motivation study.

TGG's 'Molly and Jim' scene from Sherlock's point of view. Character motivation study.

A mile before the turn-off for Your Fault, in the county of Denial, about half a league beyond A Shadow Of A Doubt, lies a small beach cove named Self-Righteous, and Sally Donovan makes herself a picnic and visits it often. Gen. John/Mary. Sally reflects, as do they all. Sherlock returns one day. One-shot.

Irene's 'happy birthday' text is burning a hole in Sherlock's pocket. What happens when he decides to act on it?

The co-authored sequel to J Baillier's "The Breaking Wheel" on Ao3, in which Sherlock goes to rehab, starts scraping his life back together, attempts to solve a case, and tries to make sense of what it actually means to be in a relationship.

Sherlock's hospitalised and very bored. An account of what eventually becomes Operation Ennui. The gears in the younger Holmes brother creak with ominous curiosity... now last chapter in which Sherlock is finally discharged home.

Then it happened. The thing that turned a normal night out into something embarrassingly Sherlockian.

John goes on a school reunion and gets drunk. Sherlock solves some crimes and gets some interesting phone calls.

In the wake of the Reichenbach Fall, Greg Lestrade confronts a life that is often complicated, never easy, and not even entirely in order. Here's the thing: Sherlock Holmes was no killer, but he always was a liar. Spoilers for Everything.

A few days ago, he had received word from Mycroft that there was going to be a 'documentary' concerning his suicide. Mycroft had informed him that some interviews on the programme might be of interest to him, and directed him to the correct channel that would permit him to watch it. And now he was writhing in the dark, clutching the sides of his chair and hyperventilating.

Just your basic primary school astrophysics... (One-shot. Read at your own risk. Liable to induce grey matter inflation.)

Sherlock is a self-sacrificing bastard and John needs it to stop, because he can't go back to how it was before. No slash, post HLV.

Go Home Part 3 Missing conversation from HLV between John and Sherlock During Sherlock's incarceration, Mycroft, John, and Sherlock shared hopes,regrets, and heal wounds of misunderstanding. The context of John's and Sherlock's exchange offers a basis for their albeit very restrained final meeting at the air base.

Go Home Part 2 Scenes In Between By: Wynsom Sequel to Go Home. Another conversation between Sherlock and John Watson "missing" from Season 3, His Last Vow (episode 3). Wounds may be healing. Sherlock has returned to Baker Street and is secretly planning to raid Appledore. John finally opens up about how he's managing with and without Mary since Sherlock nearly died.

Will Wounds Heal? A "missing" conversation between Sherlock and John Watson that could have taken place in Season 3, His Last Vow (episode 3). Sherlock wakes up again in the hospital after collapsing from bleeding internally at Baker Street in the aftermath of new revelations between John and Mary Watson.(Also check out MISSING PIECES for an updated version & 3-chapter arc)

(Sherlock BBC 3:1) Scenes and Subtexts from The Empty Hearse. What were John's thoughts after discovering Sherlock was alive? What were Sherlock's after John's rejection? Each chapter inserts words not spoken that explores how their friendship survives The Fall. (Faithful to the BBC series with some liberties.) Thanks to sevenpercent for her insights that supported this rewrite.

Looking out for Sherlock had been a natural instinct for John from the day they met, but the time will come when Sherlock will return the favour.

Cabin Pressure/Sherlock crossover. Martin Crieff has never had any interest other than flying. Not even for the briefest of instances, but the newest passenger on MJN air is about to change that. For a little while, in any case.

Sherlolly AU: Molly's boyfriend has stood her up, again. Guess who comes to her rescue.

Even months after the Return, there are things about the detective that are purely Martin Crieff. Sometimes it breaks John's heart, but there was always something endearing about the young airline captain. Sherlock/Cabin Pressure: A series of missing scenes from series 3, based on the premise that Sherlock Holmes became Martin Crieff as a cover during the Great Hiatus.

"John had initially stiffened at Sherlock's embrace, but even before a single second had gone by, he'd buried his face against Sherlock's chest and broke down sobbing. Sherlock pressed his lips into a thin line and tightened his hold on John, pulling him impossibly closer." Major character death, set shortly after His Last Vow. T for angst.