Mycroft has accumulated a great many titles and positions, many of which will never be disclosed to the general public. But he has only ever truly been three things: a brother, a patriot, and a lover of poetry. There has never been time for anything else.

"He sees you when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake." Sherlock suspects his brother may actually be Father Christmas. This calls for a holiday investigation! Pure crack!fic and nothing more. R&R!

Few would believe it, but Mycroft and Sherlock used to be very close as children.

Sherlock is gone. John tries to cope. A drabble on the aftermath of death. / John and Sherlock, post-Reichenbach, M for language

Sherlock's thoughtless actions cause some unexpected and unfortunate reactions from John. Also features Mycroft being annoying. K for mentions of the war, but friendship-centric throughout.

John still knows where he is, in a dimly-lit lab out of a Michael Crichton novel, but damned if that rattling noise doesn't remind him of gunfire in a hot zone, and the spots flooding his eyes are sun on the desert, burning his retinas. Spoilers for HOUN

After the fall, Sherlock disappears when he realizes he has suffered brain damage. This story is about John mourning the loss of his friend.

The first thing John asks when Mycroft tells him is, "Has anyone told Greg yet?" Reichenbach fic.

One-word fic challenge which was actually two . Prompt: Moroccan Scarf. John does laundry; Sherlock reminisces about when and where and why he got his iconic scarf. T for mentions of drug use.

Mycroft indulges in a brief childhood reminiscence. Vignette.

Sherlock and Mycroft argue. Not surprising. Mycroft's method of dealing with Sherlock's taunts, however, is.

Bones, tears, cold hard faces. Thoughts that lead to darker places. Plastic hollow men who lie. All that's left to do is die. Holding hands, our fingers curled, you tell me we live in a beautiful world.

Mycroft deals with two growing emotions: his concern for his brother and his fondness for an umbrella. Some things between brothers will never need saying. Part 2 of The Smaller Deductions series.

What if Sherlock and Mycroft aren't brothers by blood, but chose their relationship through childhood? "Sherlock didn't have much use for children his own age. They were loud. They grabbed at you, hands covered in drool or dirt, and sometimes they bit."

Sherlock's always been particular about his territory and Mycroft's always disregarded it. 221B drabble looking at their relationship.

Mycroft and Sherlock have a talk.

Sherlock claims pop-culture is irrelevant to him; Mycroft knows better.

A look at Sherlock and Mycroft's relationship throughout their childhoods and what exactly went so wrong.

When Sherlock arrived at the pool with John strapped to a bomb, the man who emerged wasn't a little fellow wearing a Westwood suit... It was a man wearing a three piece suit and holding an umbrella. One shot.

Sherlock believes the lack of interesting cases is his brother's fault along with everything else. He recieved a package and becomes very determined for he does not want Mycroft to win. John silently believes regardless of the outcome Mycroft will win.

Sherlock had never had a real friend before, so he was bound to screw up his relationship with John a couple of times. He just had to hope that, in the end, they would come out for the better, and John wouldn't be dead.

Danger nights, Mycroft called them, and he was too right. Sherlock, John and resisting the seven percent solution.

A chance observation from Sherlock leads John to finally figure out exactly what position Mycroft holds in the British Government. Naturally, he's shocked that Sherlock didn't know. Even more naturally, Sherlock himself couldn't care less.

Mycroft is by Sherlock's bedside. Having flashbacks.

Drabble collection involving brotherly moments between teen!Mycroft and child!Sherlock.