Based on ACD's "The Dying Detective" but written in today's "Sherlock" style with the occasional (very slight) bit of fluff. Similar to the writing in "The Reigate Stockholders". John's POV... Mrs Hudson comes to John's clinic with alarming news: Sherlock has contracted a terrible illness and might be dying...

"I'm not gay." John said, every time someone insinuated that he and Sherlock were a couple. Then Sherlock jumped off a building and died and John's heart broke and he understood that being in love may have nothing whatever to do with gay or straight or any other such label. And then Sherlock came back...

Sherlock: Look at them. They all care so much. Do you ever wonder if there's something wrong with us? Mycroft: All lives end. All hearts are broken. Caring is not an advantage, Sherlock. Post-reichenbach. Follow-up story to "That's what people DO!" NOTE: this story is continued in the "Quotes & Echoes" series, posted separately.

Sherlock raced into the living room of 221B. Not seeing the doctor, he yelled out frantically, "John!" It's Monday so we all need a smile. :-D

When Sherlock fakes his death he knows that there is only one person to come to for help destroying Moriarty's legacy once and for all.

Molly has a minor meltdown following Sherlock's fall

When Sherlock is drugged he lets a few things slip. Implied Sherlolly.

Sherlock Holmes, this is my solute to you, so listen close because I'm only saying it once.

Joan Watson n'aimait pas se faire traiter de garce, mais elle préférait ça à salope . Probablement parce que le premier était souvent la réponse qu'elle obtenait à son très satisfaisant crochet du droit après avoir été appelée par le second. On doit rester ferme quand on était une fille indépendante qui aimait flirter, particulièrement quand on trainait avec Sherlock Holmes.

John's new pet is not well recieved by Sherlock. He wants it gone, gone, gone! Oneshot.

When John thought his days of saving lives were over, he ended up saving just one more. Companion/mirror fic to Two Minutes 'Til Two to Die Today.

A poem. I Believe In Sherlock Holmes!

Sherlock and John get a new flat mate and they both end of falling for this new girl but disaster strikes and all hell breaks loose. Slight Deathnote crossover but not enough to label it so. I suck at summaries but please read and review :D (rated M for possible mater chapters)

Basically it's just sex with a riding crop and an army doctor. Like, who needs a proper summary? It all ends in sex anyway. What even are plot lines? Meow.

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words . . .

"You know he doesn't meant to hurt you .. He still loves you, even if he doesn't always show it…" Sebastian is left to comfort Jim's little girl when Jim lashes out at Fluff, I Rating to be safe :) TW: Child abuse

Hemish discovers the pleasure of self harming after he breaks down in front of Sherlock finally letting out his feelings in front of anyone after repressing them for so long.

'Ah, stupid.' Sherlock opened his eyes, 99.95% certain of whom he would see. Complete: 2-3-13.

Sherlock actually takes on cases. Some are before Reichenbach. Others are after. Thanks for reading and reviewing. Any tips to better my stories are very appreciated. Thanks a lot, guys! All the characters, and names are fictional except some proper nouns. Some chapter can be T.

Sherlock attempts to make breakfast for John. Disaster and fluff ensue. Johnlock One-Shot.

Sherlock and Anderson have had at it again, and this time Lestrade has had enough. With the help of an 'expert' John, Sherlock, Anderson, Donovan and Lestrade are going to become 'best friends'. That is if they don't kill each other first.

(Sequel to Life of a Dead Man.) After four months in hiding, Sherlock Holmes is finally free to return to 221B Baker Street. Better yet, he's able to bring the one good thing about his time in Scotland with him: Ainsley Boyd. Only problem? John isn't quite as welcoming as could be hoped. And England still hates him. S/OC. (Bad summary, I know. Read it anyways, please.)

One year after the fall. Sherlock tells John he is alive, but John has a hard time accepting. Sherlock POV. Companion to "Alive" which was from John's POV. Can be read as a seperate story, but I would recommend reading "Alive" first, since that is where the plot bunny began. Reviews appreciated!

Sherlock is having an existential crisis and wants to have a near death experience like John did to gain some perspective. "Shoot me John!" he insisted, gesturing to himself. John just looked at him. "Are you completely mad?"

Even he needs to breath.