John gets irritated when Anderson and the other Yarders call Sherlock names. Sherlock is pleasantly surprised that the doctor gets so angered on his behalf. S/J established.

Sherlock gets a gift from Mycroft in the form of an old fashioned deerstalker hat. John is a little distracted by exactly how good it looks on the detective. S/J established.

Some things, like the jump of your heart and the way he looks at you like he's burning, cannot be explained. But that's ok, because the world is fashioned from uncertainties and this is just another one of them. All you can do is go on what you know. S/J

"You haven't said what you wanted to say." Well yes, some things take you by surprise, and you're not quite prepared for them. Like when your best friend jumps off a building in front of you. Post-Reichenbach epic, Johnlock. Character study, romance, angst, humour, hurt/comfort, friendship, family, slice of life.

"John, I've... discovered things." "Good things, I hope?" Sherlock nodded. "When I discover things, I want to experiment..." John blinked. "You want to experiment on me." "On us, John. I want to experiment on us." Johnlock. Sequel to 'Let me Dance for You' and 'I Like to Watch You Dance'.

He looked under the bed. His gaze was met by a steely, slit-eyed glower staring directly back at him. "Hello, there" he greeted, grinning triumphantly. John squealed. - Johnlock. Sequel to Sherlock Holmes' Paw Stories. Cases, light angst, but above all, fluff and humour.

In which John and Sherlock are off to Surrey to solve the mystery of Alexander Holder's death. In which, the Holders being 'old friends' of the Holmes, John has to deal with Mummy, Harrods, a luxury fitness center and a Christmas Ball... among others.

What if Sherlock was still an addict when he met John? Despite his shame and suffering, would he let the doctor - his friend - help him?

While Sherlock studied the fourth victim closely – a man again, Frank McPherson – John was studying Sherlock. He'd been doing a lot of that lately – way too much. Things do not get better when he blurts out his feelings at the crime scene, in the middle of a case...

Sherlock let his head fall back dramatically onto the pillow and bemoaned: "It hurts..." "God, what are you? A child?" John walked up to him and sat on the bed, cupping Sherlock's face gingerly to examine it. "What the... this is a bee sting. How did you get stung by a bee in bed?"

In which Sherlock shows off, and being his nerdy self, speaks French for a murder case involving the French ambassador's family in London. And in which, for once, John is annoyed with his insufferable and brilliant flatmate...

"I like to watch you dance", had said Moriarty. And now he has Sherlock dancing in the palm of his hand... with John as an audience. Strip dancing and power play scene. Johnlock. Rated M for adult contents. Please read Warnings inside. First opus in the Dance series, prequel to 'Let Me Dance for You' and 'Dance is Chemistry'.

When the door was pushed open, John grabbed his handgun. When something heavy jumped on his bed and roared, he fired. The roar broke into a wail as the tiger fell back. A tiger. There was a tiger in his room. - Johnlock, bromance. Prequel to 221B Paw Stories.

"You can't be serious." "Oh but I am. Well, I probably won't look very serious lap dancing in our living-room, but... Please let me dance for you, Sherlock." Or how to cure a trauma with another kind of trauma. Johnlock, hurt/comfort, angst, humour. Second opus in the Dance series, sequel to 'I Like to Watch You Dance' and prequel to 'Dance is Chemistry'.

John and Sherlock's lives are turned upsidown when they wake up handcuffed together outside Buckingham Palace and a video from last nights drunken party is leaked

It was awfully sentimental of him, and God did John know it, but the best part of waking up for the doctor was the fact that he got to share it with the detective lying next to him- Just some Johnlock smutty goodness to sweeten your tea

John is the one who ends up over thinking things on a murder scene. Tied in with Martin Freeman's segmants on Bruiser

After the fall Sherlock starts writing texts to John. Of course, he never sends them... Until he does by accident. Post Reichenbach fic but not angsty.

Harry steals John's phone over dinner and starts texting obscene things to Sherlock. What happens when John goes home? Sherlock/John. Rated M for language and slash.

Sherlock needs John for an experiment. John discovers that he likes being tied up. Sexy times ensue. Sherlock/John. Rated M for language and slash.

Sherlock teaches John how to ballroom dance. Just some fluff with a dash of pre-slash

Oh God, little children and Sherlock. John really hoped the parents didn't make him pay for therapy.

Lestrade decides to drive Sherlock and John home after their adventure in Baskerville. Sherlock and John bicker like little kids in the back seat. Lestrade suffers.

Apologies and promises are both rare sentiments from Sherlock. S/J, fem!John. Part three of the Silent Moments series.

When Jim Moriarty forces Sherlock to jump from the roof of St. Bart's, the consulting detective does not survive the fall, and finds himself caught somewhere between the world of the living and the world of the dead, unable to pass on. -Character death, happy-ish ending.-