Their first meeting was clearly a sign of what was to come. Written for madame fifi for the 2010 Holmestice. Thanks to quean of swords and onedergirl29 for their betaing.

Sherlock's never been Mycroft's rival - not in school, in university nor even in their mother's heart which is why it has been easy for Mycroft to keep his promise to Mummy.

In the aftermath of the explosion, Lestrade must work to keep Sherlock Holmes alive and make sense of his communications... with only a mobile phone and Sherlock buried under the rubble of the pool.

John makes full use of how he looks to deal with people he doesn't like, who never see it coming because John makes it so easy to categorize him as a teddy bear compared to Sherlock. Sherlock, of course, sees through all that. J/S

Set immediately after The Reichenbach Fall and contains spoilers for the end of that episode. John Watson believes that Sherlock is dead. However, he's about to get a little bit of a shock...

Oh God, little children and Sherlock. John really hoped the parents didn't make him pay for therapy.

There are certain bits of paper pinned to the walls of 221B Baker Street that have been added to and amended by practically everyone over time, recording the rules of 221B.

Mycroft helps Sherlock cope with mental overload. Prompt fill.

A collection of half-forgotten meme fills, with a disproportionate number of crossovers and at least a fifty percent chance of being utter crack.

On John Watson's sixth birthday, his mum gave him a flat wooden box to hold his wish stones.

Sherlock passes out. John muses on the reasons why. Containing an absorbing case, two bags of shopping, and a few apples.

Sherlock might scoff at this 'caring' lark. But John Watson's situation cries out to be 'solved' and there is nothing that Holmes likes more than solving things. A series in four parts. 1 The Flat. 2. The Limp. 3. The Shaking Hand. 4. The Nightmares.

Sherlock asks John about Afghanistan. John confronts Sherlock about being a sociopath. A very important truth emerges. One shot.

John blamed milk, demons, and a certain portal to hell for ruining his Saturday. But mostly, he blamed Sherlock. Oh yes. Always Sherlock. Companion fic to How To Accidentally Summon a Demon.

Sherlock Holmes was obviously never meant to coexist in peace with anyone. He collided with everything, everyone. And Lestrade knew this. The boy was on a collision course and there were only so many chances to stop him before he hit a literal dead end.

At 221B, Lestrade confronts another Holmes - a much less amenable one. Paternal!Lestrade and Sherlock. Rated T for emotional abuse.

Lestrade knows full well who killed the cabbie. His thoughts at the end of "A Study in Pink." One-shot.

Lestrade waits for news of Sherlock and John at the hospital. Mrs. Hudson looks after her boys. Two companion pieces.

Life had not treated Mrs. Hudson well. It made up for it, a thousand times over, by sending her Sherlock Holmes.

Mycroft never became Head Boy. This is why. Mycroft/Sherlock brotherly love!

As a doctor and as a friend, John wishes he'd known that Sherlock was on whatever important daily medication. He really wishes he hadn't found out when they were kidnapped and Sherlock started getting sick from not taking it!

Sherlock is taken hostage in an attempt to blackmail Mycroft. But he will never give in to their demands or will he? How much does it take for the iceman to break?

It was this law they made for themselves, a law that said: 'Pretend to hate each other.' Sherlock/Mycroft brotherly love.

Mycroft Holmes has never had an easy relationship with his brother, they fight and insult each other, causing damage anyway they can. But they're brothers. God forbid anyone else try the same. Minor edits made. Part of the 'Mycroft Cares' universe.

Roommates are curious things. Curious in the way that no-one ever really wants one initially, and yet they always have this knack of sticking around. And sometimes, they work their way into your life until you can't imagine it without them - John/Sherlock