It takes John a day and a half to notice the bruising. To be fair, he's still rather concussed. Episode tag for The Blind Banker.

He's honestly way too good for these people. Christ, he needs to get new friends. A Sherlock/Molly story told through Greg Lestrade's eyes, before, during and after the Fall.

Molly Hooper has successfully hidden knowing Bruce Wayne from Sherlock for a long time. Thanks to a very humiliating Christmas party, getting completely blitzed and a phone call, this will all change.

Sherlock arrives ill at a crime scene, and there are... complications. Lestrade makes a phone call, and Sally Donovan sees something wholly unexpected.

Or, "Five Times Sherlock Nearly Died, and One Time He Really Did." Rated T for language, and possibly graphic injuries. Sherlock whump. No slash. WARNING: Character death in final chapter!

Lestrade figured that anyone who thought John Watson wasn't important, and that Sherlock hadn't changed since meeting him, had to be completely, bloody deaf. Because it was all right there, in every sound Sherlock made. For anyone attentive enough to listen.

When Sherlock, John, Donovan and Anderson find themselves locked in a small confined room, Sherlock's severe claustrophobia is exposed, revealing more about the detective than the three ever could have expected. Family secrets, Hurt/Comfort and hopefully major Angst. Warning - child abuse references; I teared up while writing it. Now Complete.

Sherlock's thoughts and feelings during A Study in Pink. What DID he think of John, and why was he being so NICE?

"You know," she said leaning back against her chair as he stood to tower over her, "I absolutely know you can talk in English. You certainly understand it. So why do you insist on talking to me in French when I don't understand half of what you are saying?" AU.

Sherlolly Victorian AU. It's time to examine some bodies, and Sherlock is a bit caught off guard when he meets Saint Bart's new specialist. My take on how Sherlock first encounters and gets to know Dr. Molly Hooper.

There are plenty of reasons it is said that the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. Otherwise, events spanning centuries might never have occurred. If Sherlock Holmes had known what would happen because he learned to have a heart, he might have lived alone. And if John Watson knew just what the future held, he might not have fought so hard to survive Afghanistan. No slash.

After three years spent with dismantling Moriarty's web, Sherlock finally returns to London - and to John. John, however, after three years of thinking his best friend dead, does not react as expected and is not ready to forgive him, but sends Sherlock, alone and in need of his friend, away. When John finally comes to his senses, it might be too late./Prompt fill. Angsty.

While Sherlock is recovering at the hospital (the second time), desperate for distractions, he receives a call from a new friend that keeps him useful and occupied. It's everyone's favorite curly-haired, crime-solving ringbearer, Archie! May be read as part of the Chair series or as a standalone fic.

Sherlock takes an adventure in babysitting when he finds Archie to be quite enjoyable company. When Archie makes quite an interesting deduction about Sherlock and a certain pathologist, it forces Sherlock to confront his feelings and realize that caring for people may not be so bad after all.

It is never a good idea to kidnap someone in order to get what you want. But to kidnap the British government himself, together with his little brother, and hurt said brother in the process? Definitely even less beneficial. And don't forget about a certain former army doctor, slowly starting to worry about his flatmate. - Two-shot.

On their way back to Baker Street during stag night, John and Sherlock get into a row. They take a detour to St. Bart's so that Molly Hooper can settle the argument. (Actually, John wants Sherlock to apologize and Molly is the only one he's ever seen accomplish this.) Featuring Drunk!Sherlock, Drunk!John and Understanding!Molly

Or, best of the professionals. Lestrade meets a self-styled consulting detective and decides, possibly against his better judgement, that sometimes it's worth the risk. The evolution of a working relationship. Pre-S1. Gen.

The first time that John cooks dinner for Sherlock is almost the last. Fortunately, Sherlock is really quite observant. Inspired by John's reference in "The Great Game" to there being some leftover risotto in the fridge

It takes thirteen hours for Mycroft to discover that Sherlock isn't dead. A breakdown, in both senses of the word.

Sherlock is very precise in his speech so when he accidentally lets something slip it's up to John to find out why. Sherlolly.

This takes place somewhere in the realm of season 3 after Molly's engagement is over. Its my version of how Sherlock and Molly slowly move into a relationship stronger than that of friendship. It's all for fun of course, and I own nothing! I'm simply an inspired fan... Please give kind feedback, and hope people enjoy it. :)

Sherlock is taken by Moriarty, and when he's found he's going to need John more than ever as he makes his way slowly back to normality. Contains violence, strong language, angst, whump, etc Set just after TGG

Just my take on the fallout of The Final Problem and that now famous phone call. I really loved the end scene montage and felt like a fic would fill in some gaps. Sherlock learns how to have emotions like a big boy should. Molly is her awesome self.

It was one of life's great ironies that the day Molly decided to get over him and on with her life was the day Sherlock Holmes realised that he actually had feelings for her and it was high time he did something about them.

What if John and Sherlock knew about RPF fan-fiction and used it as a way to communicate during the Hiatus? Because, who would believe a fan-fiction story of being TRUE?