"63,088% of mankind is dumb, 36,9% a bit more intelligent, but only 0,012% are intelligent. I belong to the 1% of intelligent, who are genius." Sherlock is pretty sure that John Watson is like any other human- pretty soon pissed of by Sherlock. Right?

After the events at Reichenbach Falls, John Watson is left alone. But is he the only one who wishes things could have turned out differently? Unofficial companion to "These Few Lines" by Sidney Sussex. Written without permission, posted with approval.

John at the Reichenbach. Rated for language.

Sherlock always thought he was his own worst enemy. As it turns out, it was actually someone closer. Drabble, darkish.

John sees the world a little bit differently from everyone else. One-shot. Barely more than a drabble.

Post-Reichenbach, Sherlock returns to 221B Baker Street. John reacts badly. Rated for... trauma, I suppose? or just to be on the safe side?

If you asked why Sherlock Holmes didn't let anyone into his heart…

Sherlock muses on what makes a friend, and how John managed to slip into his heart unnoticed. On the other hand, maybe not only John…Companion piece to Closed Doors, from Sherlock's POV.

Lesstrade's view on Sherlock and John.

He knows who he is and what he does, and he knows the effect his words and actions have on others. What he never expected is the man who would have such an effect on him. Slight slash, can be read as friendship.

John ponders on who he is and how far he has evolved. More of a drabble.

In which Sherlock fears that what he and John have can't last and John tells him why he's an idiot. Part 4 of my series. Asexual!Sherlock/Straight!John platonic romance/soulmate love.

The story of when John met Irene Adler and what followed. Will Sherlock sit and watch John fall hopelessly in love or will he intervene before it's too late? John/Irene/Sherlock

'Come on, come on,' he screams internally, putting more pressure on John's wound. The man has been dead for at least fifteen seconds now. He knows the statistics, and it's terrifying. He can only hope emergency services will arrive on time.

It was entirely out of character for Sherlock Holmes to have a friend, and yet John Watson was willing to be that's what they were. After all, he'd killed for the man, and would likely have to again, given Sherlock's lack of self preservation.

Despite John Watson turning his words around on him, Sherlock Holmes was not an idiot. He was capable of putting together information to deduce that John Watson had nearly died in Afghanistan from a bullet that narrowly missed his heart. Post SiP.

S/J friendship. Sherlock forgets sometimes that others have limitations, like needing food or sleep. When a few people remind him of this when it comes to John, he realizes that maybe he should take a bit more notice.

John Watson thinks on the sudden move in with Sherlock Holmes. A surprising metaphor settles him. No spoilers, just a quick thought in John's thoughts.

They had known each other for five years. The only question was how did it begin?

Fooling John Watson isn't easy but it can be done.

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.

Why, out of all the people in London, does Sherlock have to be the one the killer wants to kill…then John remembers the gun in his pocket. (John's point of view of the end of A Study in Pink.)

The greatest friendship ever known is formed. And the whole world shifts.

John's shot while in pursuit of a suspected murderer. No Slash, Sherlock/John friendship, One-shot

Sherlock Holmes did not trust. He did not trust and he shouldn't have trusted and he was never wrong. But, most of all, Sherlock did not feel.