John won't be leaving for his date without his wallet and phone. Gift!fic for the lovely MadameGiry25, and not to be taken terribly seriously :)

The two most beautiful words in any language are "I Forgive." -Stephen King, "The Wind Through The Keyhole" Or: A selection of missing scenes from "His Last Vow"

It's 4.28am, and there is a corpse under Blackfriars Bridge. Sherlock is manic, Greg is patient, Sally has the world's best boss, and John has just become a father. Some things remain unsaid; life goes on.

Set directly after "The Hounds of Baskerville." John realizes what Sherlock said that night at the inn might have a deeper meaning than he originally believed…

John would have been fine if he hadn't been attacked by the gnome. But that's getting ahead of the matter.

Fill for a prompt: John suffers significant injuries following the events of The Great Game, causing changes for both him and Sherlock.

In Which Sherlock and John Figure Out How To Reassemble Their Post-Post-Reichenbach Lives Together, John Struggles With Having a Really Not Psychosomatically Injured Leg, and They Solve a Double Murder in the Meantime. Sequel to my fic "One Way Out." Non-slash Bromance or Pre-slash, as you wish. Some discussion of mental illness/hospitalization and suicide.

In Which Sherlock Returns Post-Reichnbach, John Nurses Him Back To Health, Sherlock Fails At Sociopathy, Mycroft Picks Up the Milk, and the Boys Are Hunted Through London By Sebastian Moran. Non-slash Bromance or Pre-slash, as you wish. Discussion of suicidality/suicide attempt. Violence.

POLYPHILOPROGENITIVE (POL-EE-FI-LUH-PRO-JEN-UH-TIV)ADJECTIVE: EXTREMELY PROLIFIC. Sherlock likes the way John swears. Another bit of best friends fluff.

Sherlock would always be haunted by memories of one particular case. The first body, its once-so-familiar features blurred by the passing of time and death, moved him more than he would ever have expected. But the worst was the skeleton he uncovered later, bits of hair and clothes still clinging to it—which had no effect on him whatever, until he looked up and saw John's face.

Sherlock rescues a tortoise and John and Lestrade discuss leaving the country.

John finds himself alone in the flat and decides to enjoy the quiet. At least until a very intoxicated Sherlock Holmes shows up.

John has a watch from his father he never wears, and Sherlock is curious as to why.

When an ex-con is intent on killing the three witnesses who testified against him, will Sherlock and John (and Mycroft and Lestrade) be able to stop him? The stakes are high - one of the witnesses is a Major Character.

"John, I realize that technically I may have just incurred a head injury, but... are you braiding my hair?"

Maybe John does need his therapist after all.

John thinks a bit about his and Sherlock's relationship, after a bad dream. This is after "His Last Vow," has some spoilers. It is not slash, and I don't own the characters, they belong to Moffat and Gatiss, etc, etc. Sorry if it's out of character at all; I figure it's 2 am, John's slap-happy, and it's after the Fall, so Sherlock's a little more emotionally vulnerable.

John finally figures out a way to convince people he and Sherlock aren't a couple. Sherlock learns an interesting truth at the same time. I'm not sure how to make this longer, so I'm calling it complete. If you have suggestions, I'd love to hear them. I don't own, etc.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson go camping. Before you say, "I've read this before" and look elsewhere, it's different from the stereotypical punchline somewhat. I hope you like it.

John's been in kind of a bad mood, and when Sherlock criticizes his blog-again-it sets him off. Written to express my own frustration at Sherlock's criticism. No slash, despite a moment of misunderstanding; I dunno if it means I have to raise the rating or not. Slightly fluffy. And, for those who like it, there's a smidgen of Anderson-bashing; granted it's verbal only. Pre-Reich.

(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.

"Blood is thicker than water," except when it comes to Sherlock Holmes. When "BLUD," to all intents and purposes, seemed to have failed the detective in THE REICHENBACH FALL, John Watson chooses to soldier up, face their enemy together, and summon the courage to protect his friend. This series revisits the tragic scenes in TRF from John's POV. (T for language in later chapters)

When the normalcy of 221b Baker Street (and all the madness said normalcy entails) is disrupted by a morning of unexpected calm, John realizes he may have missed something important. A bit of epic best friends fluff. **chapter 2 is a bonus/extended scene, just for laughs.**

Mycroft uses his position to bring Sherlock and John behind the scenes on a potential political deal. But a single gala event quickly becomes a puzzle that Sherlock, John, and Sarah must unravel to expose the secrets of powerful men.

Starts on Christmas Day after TEH. Sherlock takes on a case from an unexpected source. Where it leads, not even Sherlock could have anticipated.