How Mycroft felt about Sherlock when they were children. Disclaimer: Standard. Also, I don't have children and I don't know many children, so I apologize if Sherlock doesn't sound age appropriate. Based on a picture-links over at my LJ

Even now, months later, Sherlock is still haunted by the memories of what John was willing to sacrifice that night. And he's never felt so scared, shocked or guilty. Slight spoilers for TGG.

DI Lestrade tries to figure out Sherlock's new flatmate. Written for a href " prompt at sherlockbbc's Make Me a Monday.

Sherlock asks John about Afghanistan. John confronts Sherlock about being a sociopath. A very important truth emerges. One shot.

Sherlock begins to back away, his eyes filled with horror. He knew, he knew, he never should have trusted anyone. Never should have gotten involved in this "caring" thing, or that thing called "friendship."

The normally aloof Sherlock finds himself fascinated with his new friend and partner.Sherlock pov, friendship, short descriptive piece.

In the final moments of "The Great Game" Holmes hopes he will have the chance to tell his flatmate that he was wrong. Heroes do exist after all and the one in front of him is called Dr John Watson.

Sherlock is left in the same room as Lestrade's five-year-old daughter for about fifteen minutes.

Watson's version of what happened during the pool. He will always be there for Sherlock. Spoilers for the end of The Great Game.

A one-shot story on why Sherlock and Mycroft fell out :3

One off drabble. 'It was becoming too familiar this triangle shaped problem.' Sherlock and Mycroft are bickering again, John can only look on.

two-shot. Part 1, Betrayal. first person, Sherlock thinks John has betrayed him. Rubbish summery, writing is better. Sherlock/John not intendeed but there if you stand on your head and cross your eyes.

Sherlock's grudge against Mycroft isn't quite as childish as the two brothers pretended it was in A Study in Pink - but perhaps it's time to let go. Very slight mentions of child abuse.

It's easy to forget that one memory, in another person's eyes, can tell an entirely different story; Sherlock remembers betrayal, Mycroft remembers guilt. A very brief look at a Holmes childhood event that had a profound effect on the brothers.

A random little thought moment of the climax of "The Great Game". Meaning Spoilers. What was Sherlock thinking in those last, tense moments? One-shot.

"Believe it or not, Mycroft never lied whenever he admitted to worrying about his younger brother." A story that looks at Mycroft's reasons for watching over his younger brother so closely.

John's only about three streets down from the flat before hands grab his back and he's shoved into a car... Then it clicks. Sherlock said five pips, five hostages, but they'd only had four. SPOILERS for "The Great Game."

Fire can burn things to ashes, but it can also burn things together. Yet another post – ep for "The Great Game."

Alternate Ending to last episode. You know that person who we thought for a split second might be Moriarty? Well, he is.

"Either he will waver at the sight of you, or he won't. Which do you think it will be, John?" John. Moriarty. A missing scene for The Great Game. Gen.

Maybe the real anomaly wasn't that he, a man with no emotional attachment, cared about John Watson but rather, that he hadn't realized it until now. Spoilers for 1x03. Sister fic to "Easy Decisions" but can stand alone.

Sherlock does not react well to the idea that John might be dead.

PLEASE IF YOU HAVEN"T SEEN THE RECENT FINAL 90 MINUTE SHOWING OF SHERLOCK, THE ONE AFTER THE BLIND BANKER, DON"T READ THIS! This is my tribute to the ending in sort of Sherlock's point of view.

"She broke your heart." The words were spoken bluntly."Yes," he whispered. "Yes she did. And it hurts!" "I know," came a gentle reply. But of course, he didn't.

Written for prompt. Mycroft planned the meeting of his brother and Watson, because it takes a particular type of person to cope with Sherlock Holmes.