Molly has been head over heels in love with Sherlock Homes since she first laid eyes on him. She's tried to give up on him and forget it all but he's Sherlock Holmes, what's a girl to do? But what Molly doesn't know is that despite his outward appearance, Sherlock really does care about Molly and he's determined to prove it.

Post TRF. Molly has a date. Sherlock warned her about that, didn't he? Oneshot that wouldn't leave my head.

Molly is forced to find a second job. Sherlock always misses something. What happens when he finally catches up?

Molly is still in hospital after Jim paying a visit, Sherlock starts to feel something rubbish summary but hey ho, please review

One-shot Valentine's Day interlude for Sherlock and Molly. Takes place after "Send Me The Thorns." Consensual romantic kinkiness.

Molly has a bit of a weakness when it comes to Sherlock. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for her, he wants to find out what it is.

Molly visits Sherlock to check out his latest experiment, but realizes she might be the real subject. Written before events of S2.

Sherlock Holmes was not Molly's dream man. Until, for one short moment, he was. Rated M for dark and creepy sexual content. Reichenbach Spoilers.

John notices a change in the way Sherlock treats Molly. So what does he do? He confronts him about it.

When the man with a mind for science or philosophy uses a little Plato to deduce his own heart. A little rough, some introspective Sherlock, culminating in Sherlock loves Molly :).

Every year, Sherlock makes Molly's having to work on her birthday a little bit sweeter. Fluff. Written in for MorbidbyDefault's birthday. Please R&R!

"Molly, I'm going to ask you to do me a favor tonight." "A favor? What kind of favor?" "I'm going to need you to pretend to be my wife." Sherlock needs Molly to be his fake wife for an investigation, what could go wrong? Sherlock/Molly Written in III Acts

Sequel to "The Long Way Home" - Sherlock and Molly start to settle into domesticity after the ordeals of Reichenbach, but difficulties inevitably start to arise when Sherlock finds himself cast in the role as boyfriend, and Molly has to get them through

One-shot Christmas time ficlet with Sherlock and Molly friendship (can be seen as UST too if you want). Molly realises Sherlock doesn't want what she has to offer, so she goes in a different direction this year.

Post Reichenbach. Molly keeps finding random items left by Sherlock after he stays at her flat. Things change between the pathologist and consulting detective. Sherlock/Molly, John/Mary, Molly/OC

Sherlolly. First person, Molly's POV. Molly's tired of being Sherlock's doormat, but does she have the courage to walk away from him forever? And will he let her go?

Sherlock returns to find Molly's flat empty with only a single note left addressed to him. Will he ever see her again, will Molly want to see him? Angsty. Now beta'd.

Sherlock is bullied into going on a weekend break to the seaside with John, Molly, Greg and the others. After an argument at the beach he goes off to sit alone and sulk. Can Molly cheer him up?

"Sherlock," she said, moving her head from pillow to make sure she was heard, "get into bed and we'll talk about how clingy you are in the morning." Molly leaves London for a few days and Sherlock can only think of one solution. [oneshot; established Sherlock/Molly]

After "The Fall", Sherlock logs into Omegle and types "Sherlock Holmes" as an interest; he wants to find John and talk to him at least anonymously. Instead, he finds Molly. Her first words: "I believe in Sherlock Holmes."

Molly is pregnant. How is Sherlock going to deal with that...? Sequel to "The Girl Who Counted". Watch out for part three.

Just a cute, fluffy Sherlolly. (: Post-Reichenbach. The first in the series. c: "The Girl Who Mattered" is now posted! Don't forget to check it out after you read this one!

Someone makes Molly cry and, for once, it's not Sherlock. Harmless crack fluff fic one shot.

Sherlock goes a little too far and Molly's not impressed.

He'd thought it would be perfectly safe to let Molly and Sherlock do the dishes.