Dan. Blair. Chuck. Serena. Aftermath of the accident. Dan has difficulty writing Outside. Oneshot.

Beauty fades and it all gets old. You grasp onto the one thing that surprises you at every turn. Damon has a problem with letting go.

"You know what you should do? Get over that 'I-have-to-have-feelings-for-the-men-I-sleep-with' crap. Go to some random bar, flirt with some good looking guy and get laid. Casual, recreational, no strings attached." Damon said. Caroline should have known better than to listen. AU/AH

What do you do when you think you just lost your chance at true love? You self-destruct. Tony/Pepper, movie-verse.

What had started out as an innocent friendly gesture somehow ends up with Dan Humphrey in a darken room with Blair Waldorf. Dan/Blair. Set during 3x18. AU.

"As she stomps out of the room, she recalls someone telling her once that the saddest thing in the world, is loving someone who used to love you." Katherine Pierce/Damon Salvatore/Blair Waldorf, AU, ONESHOT.

'Harry is her bestfriendforever. And that's how it's meant to be.' harry/hermione

In which Sherlock struggles with the words. Sherlock x John

One-shot for the prompt- "Like a knight going off to war, when Sherlock goes off to fight Moriarty's network, he takes a favor from Molly Hooper. Of course, favors are normally *given* but Sherlock isn't really one for manners. "

John can't sleep because his infant daughter can't sleep. Sherlock can't think because of all the crying. And Mary can't seem to calm the infant either. Sherlock's robotic response to the problem reveals something very human at his core. Fluffy one shot!

They don't get around to falling in love until the world is ending. John/Sherlock

My attempt at writing short stories in the 221-B format 221 words, last word starting with B . I'm really enjoying writing and I think these will encourage me to to do it more often and present an interesting challenge. Note: These stories are not sequential, or even necessarily in the same universe. Unless otherwise specified, each drabble is a unique, complete entity.

The world, in which they once lived, was forgotten and the one they lived in now was far enough away to feel free… for the moment. Sherlock/Molly Because its good for the heart.

Set after The Reichenbach Fall. Sherlock can't stop thinking about his Pathologist, Molly Hooper. He knew she counted, but did she count more than he was aware?

After Sherlock fell, John becomes a recluse who is unable to deal with the outside world. Eventually, he finds solace online, where he begins talking to someone who calls himself Ben, but who is he really? John/Sherlock.

Molly had a very different idea of what should have happened at John and Sherlock's Christmas party. Spoilers for 'A Scandal in Belgravia'. Follows 'A Consultation in the Dark'.

"It was easier to know it than to explain why I know it. If you were asked to prove that two and two made four, you might find some difficulty, and yet you are quite sure of the fact." A look into the mind of Sherlock Holmes. Drabble, slightly morbid.

Sherlock's known to be a 'cold, calculating machine', a 'high-functioning sociopath'-not psychopath, please do your research. But with Molly around, does those labels still stands?

Post-Reichenbach. The first thing he sees is that he was right. He's lying – sitting – on a dissecting table in the mortuary. The second thing he sees is Molly, sitting crosslegged across from him on the second table.

Three years after The Reichenbach Fall, John is getting married, a seemingly banal event that will permanently alter Molly and Sherlock forever. Written because of the disturbing lack of Sherlolly fanfics. FLAWLESS EDITING BY Remmy the Roo

'Molly Hooper was going to die soon'. Sometimes, awareness of the end can provoke you to create a new beginning. ANGST. SADNESS. REDEMPTION. MAYBE EVEN LOVE.

Molly Hooper didn't think she really counted. She was just... Molly. But Sherlock has other ideas, and needs to take his confidence into someone he can really trust. Someone that HE thinks counts. Sherlock/Molly. One-shot for now. May be continued.

Moriarty's point of view on what happened at the pool. Why he came back and perhaps a bit of insight to his childhood. Small warnings of one or two possible triggers.

It all happened too fast for Sherlock. There were two shots, one hitting him and his partner. They were both alive when he blacked out. But then he woke up. Sherlock/John. PG-13. Warning: Character deaths.

Poor Molly.