John Watson has recently returned home from Afghanistan, and he is already living on the streets. With a bum leg, no friends, and no family, he's lost his will to live-but then he meets Sherlock Holmes, and his life is turned upside down. Homeless!watson

As a serial killer hits the headlines, the police are out of their depth and the next victim is out of time. With faith in Sherlock Holmes at an all time low, this is a case which will push loyalties to the limit... Strong friendship/bromance. Not Slash. WARNING: REVIEWS MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS

Story told through 221B drabble format, which I created for the ACD!Holmes fandom years ago. Written for LJ's Watson's Woes MiniWriMo. Kid!fic, so if that and fluff aren't your cup of tea feel free to skip this one.

When John defends Sherlock against a homophobic slur, it leads to them both reassessing their friendship. Platonic JohnXSherlock. Contains swearing. First of a proposed series of Platonic love stories.

His John did not belong. Not here. Not in this blasted hospital. It simply was not logical.

The day Sherlock aimed a gun at John was the day he refused to do so ever again.

He is, after all, only human. He cannot escape that. Character study. Reichenbach spoilers.

With John out for the count again, Mycroft makes an unexpected visit. Annoying Sherlock is only one of his primary goals.

How is carving a pumpkin ever going to help him solve a murder? It just won't. Therefore, he thinks it's rather stupid. Halloween!fic.

John thought it was a little bit amusing that Sherlock could fall victim to a normal illness like the flu- that was, thought it was funny until he looked at the thermometer. Rated M for language, drug abuse, allusions, and innuendos.

Drabble series continuation of A Messy Business, continuing the original prompt involving overprotective!parental!Sherlock and cold-catching!wee!John. Warning for kidfic and ghastly amounts of fluff.

In which Sherlock reacts a bit when he thinks Molly might be in danger. Just a bit. More than usual. Which is usually not reacting at all.

Exactly as the title says, a collection of unrelated, random drabbles for each day of the first annual Week of Sherlock Holmes. A new drabble for each day of the Week, July 30th - August 5th. Seventh prompt: Friends. Best friends. T for a safety net and language.

One moment, one chance of a lifetime, and one glance over the top of a police car says it all. Reichenbach scene study.

Sherlock's injured. Severely injured. John's off his game and Sherlock trusts John more than either of them really knew he did. Spin-off to Sherlock's Trusting in He's Only Ever Human, but can be read seperately.

John and Sherlock get sent on assignment to a haunted house. They would, wouldn't they? On a dark, dreary, cold night, in the middle of nowhere, right before Hallow's Eve? Of course they would. As it turns out, the 'haunted house' might not be haunted by the supernatural kind, but more of a... serial killer kind. Maybe? Rated T for not-really-descriptive horror and swearing.

Sherlock has dealt with everyone and everything throughout the years- the snide remarks or the rude glances. And then there was John. And John didn't ask him to change. John didn't try to force it upon him. John just accepted him. Reichenbach scene study/Sherlock character study.

Sherlock tries to avoid anything that might trigger sensory overload. However, he's not in a great position to be running away at the moment. Features an upset, annoyed Sherlock, a caring John, and a Sarah who understands more than she can say in a text. Rated as such for drug references.

All John wanted to do was have a cup of tea and wait out the snowstorm. However, he ends up locked in a walk-in freezer with none other than Sherlock Holmes. Oh, and it's cold. So cold. It couldn't get worse. Except for the little fact that their mobiles have no signal. Except for that.

John talks Sherlock into going to the fair. After all, Sherlock is the one who scared John's latest girlfriend away. Now, John loves the fair. Candy floss, stupid games, and the rides. Sherlock, however, doesn't like sweets, can't understand why people play the games, and can't tolerate being stuck on the rides. How will it all work out? Rated T for language.

John may live with the most disagreeable man in all of London, but he loves every minute of it. Post break-up conversation between John and Sarah.

Sherlock has hiccups that won't go away. It shouldn't be funny, but... it kind of is. John POV.

Sherlock can't even catch a fever like a normal person. His symptoms appear too quickly, get worse too fast, and John, who's fighting a sore throat and the shivers himself, knows it will probably get worse, for both of them, before it gets better.

Stay calm, take a deep breath, and rationalize. It's a lot more difficult to do than it sounds. Post-Reichenbach. Mild character study of John.

Sherlock's being his usual know-it-all self... or is he? Features thunderstorms, light post-traumatic stress disorder anxiety, a peanut butter sandwich, and discussion of amino acids.