Lestrade gave in to the overwhelming emotions of Sherlock's death. Mycroft Holmes had not. Somehow they both end up at 221 B Baker Street, just trying to hold on.

"You can't kill an idea, can you? Not once it's made a home: there." John's nightmares take a bizarre turn after the fall, and as he pieces his life back together, he doesn't realize he's been left with the perfect clue.

No one knew where the graffiti was coming from or how it had started, but it was spreading like wildfire. Spoilers for The Reichenbach Fall.

A sort-of sequel to "The Angel That Fell", including the two-years aftermath. Follows John through his brave funeral speech and doubts as his friend is no longer around, to his friend's return. John isn't that forgiving. Reviews are appreciated!

Greg Lestrade felt guilty, Mycroft Holmes felt nothing at all, Sally Donovan felt worthless, Molly Hooper felt conflicted, John Watson felt lost, Sherlock Holmes felt. Post Reichenbach. Character exploration and general fluff, rating to be safe. Enjoy!

John Watson's last blog.

More than anything Sherlock wishes he could take it all back. He knows that it's too late for that now, but he swears to himself that he will fix this, that his actions and their heartache will not be in vain.

Sherlock leaves the flat without any warning one night, leaving John to chase after him and wonder why the Consulting Detective would go after his biggest and most chilling adversary; Moriarty. My take on the Reichenbach.

They don't know what it feels like, to lose someone who slowly, without your intending it, became your entire world. Spoilers for 2x03.

She had a name for him, finally. And a face, out from under all the grime of beard he'd worn when she'd first met him.

Finch watches Reese get ready for his face-to-face with Detective Carter, and Carter gets ready to meet with Reese. This is speculation based on the preview for 1x12.

While John is out of commission, Harold takes to the field. John can't help but worry.

Seeing him again had been the first - and last - time John Watson had ever fainted.

Fill for the prompt: Mycroft read the article about his brother's death at the Diogenes Club because he knew he couldn't cry there. It would make noise.

We know what he's up to - or so they think. A Holmesian plot leading to Reichenbach. Contains spoilers for the aforementioned Reichenbach Fall.

Post Reichenbach Falls. Sherlock is gone and John is broken.

Molly realises she's the only one who can see the truth, because she's the only one who doesn't count. Spoilers 2x03

Post-Reichenbach. Even after 3 years, Mycroft still pulls John in for his characteristic warehouse meetings and each time John holds on hope that maybe Sherlock will be there too. Sherlock/John reuniting. T for language

This feeling of counting was new to Molly Hooper, but she liked it. TRF drabble

John attends Sherlock's funeral

Sherlock needs help from a certain Molly Hooper. Reichenbach spoilers. Please review x

John Watson is sure that the Sherlock Holmes in his sitting room is a figment of his imagination. Nothing new there. John/Sherlock. Implied John/Mary. Reichenbach spoilers. Reunion!fic.

The last post on John Watson's blog. After all he has nothing more to say. 'I was his blogger and he was my detective. Now I have nothing to talk about, nothing ever happens to me...' NO Pairings.

A loss, a gain, and the time between the saying. 'There is moment where neither of them say anything at all, and it seems to her that a whole universe could have been born in the space between them, worlds forming and turning.' Post-The Reichenbach Fall.

My interpretation of what Watson might have said to Holmes, if he could. SPOILERS FOR 'THE REICHENBACH FALL' AND SLIGHT SPOILERS FOR 'THE HOUNDS OF BASKERVILLE'. My first fic. Be kind, please. Xx