In which Sherlock becomes alarmed at the change Mary Morstan has made in John. With spoilers from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's book "The Sign of Four".

In which Mary Morstan gets to know the real John Watson. Addendum to my story called "Mary".

John and Mary Watson are having a baby! Little Ellie is growing up fast and with Sherlock as godfather and Lestrade and Mycroft as uncles, there's no telling what she'll get up to! A series of drabbles in no particular chronological order, the rating is being moved to T for swearing and one angry John. New update: trouble at Ellie's school brings Uncle Lestrade to the rescue!

In which Sherlock deals with the aftermath of The Accident and his thoughts on nearly losing John. This story takes place one week after the events of my story "Red-Handed". If you have not already done so, I recommend reading that story before reading this one.

In which an accident occurs which might change everyone's life; or it might solidify already blossoming relationships. A re-working of my original story, taking place four days after "Dancing Around the Subject," when John and Mary get engaged.

In which Mary Morstan attempts to endear herself to Sherlock Holmes

Post-Reichenbach. A support group introduces John to a new chapter in his life. Mary Morstan, cats, harpoons and stuff. Fairly general.

Five people who thought John Watson and Mary Morstan would never work out and one who knew they would. (post-season 1)

A story of John and Mary's married life. Please don't let the prospect of Mary scare you away. Yes, Sherlock and John's relationship will change but it will not dissolve - Sherlock will still be around! There will be lots of different scenes throughout the chapters. Rated K unless otherwise stated in chapter heading. Joy or sorrow, rain or shine-it's all part of the circle of life.

John and Mary have become parents, and there's just one thing which bothers the new father: that his best friend has kept remarkably out of the picture recently. Set post-Reichenbach and also contains Gladstone.

As it becomes apparent that Sherlock Holmes faked his suicide to save his friends, John Watson and Mary Morstan make decisions about their future together. This work wraps up the series "A Study in Women" . This should also work as a standalone story. I hope you enjoy it!

Mary Morstan, Hamish's third-grade teacher, makes an honest mistake, and Sherlock corrects her. "You did that on purpose, didn't you?" John muttered to Sherlock as soon as she was out of earshot. Sherlock shrugged. "She was flirting with you," he said by way of explanation.

John is not having a good day. Neither is the woman sitting at the bar. They both know well that sadness is a long term thing. Happiness, though... That has a way of sneaking up on you. - - A post-Fall oneshot, to use up the last of the angst and please someone who was bored of Mary being boring.

Sherlock teaches John to slow dance because, in a month, society dictates that John and Mary must be the first two people to dance on their wedding day. Of course Sherlock hates it. The dancing bit. And the losing his best friend bit. But he just puts on his annoyed face and teaches John to dance... because John's leaving him. Sherlock has to make the most of it.

Mary Morstan receives an unexpected visitor in her office. The ensuing discussion will have a lasting impact on her relationship with John Watson. This is a standalone story; however, it is part of the same universe as "A Study In Women", fitting in between the chapters "The Woman" and "The Assistant".

He'll wear his promise to Mary on his left hand and his promise to Sherlock on his right. And if John Watson is anything, he is a man of his word.

Sherlock has returned. John has re-built his life with Mary. Where do they go from here? An evening at the Watson-Morstan home.

Mary is gone. In the middle of the night, in the middle of a case, Sherlock finds a way to help John deal with his grief. (General spoilers for ACD Canon. No idea how this may relate to Sherlock: Series 3.)

Of all the people Sherlock expects to be taken to task by after his three year hiatus from the living John's girlfriend certainly isn't one of them.

In which John is about to get married to Mary, Sherlock weighs some pros and cons, and they both sit on the living room floor. No slash, just deep friendship.

The first time John Watson meets Mary Morstan, he accidentally bumps into and drops his take-away curry on her. Though he doesn't know it, this is the third time she's met him. One way Mary Morstan could – but probably won't – be introduced on the show.

John and Mary have a question for Sherlock. Just a little oneshot. Rated K. No slash. Please review. Hope you like it.

Based on the teaser trailer. John is reunited with Sherlock ! Mary too... Rated T for singular mention of trackmarks/scars

After Sherlock's "death" John struggles with the realities of his new life as he meets, falls in love with and marries Mary Mortson. Playing with a more simplistic style here.

When John meets Mary, Sherlock cannot help but feel a little betrayed. Little does he know, that it is about to get so much worse for both him and John... Requested prompt