For several months after Sherlock's death, John texts his ex-flatmate's phone, hoping for a miracle. Post-Reichenbach.

John has decided that Sherlock has been acting far too much like a child and needs to be punished. This is my first time writing and I know its not very good but a kinky bunny caught hold of me and I had to write this xx

Sally Donovan was, against all odds, right about Sherlock. She had been waiting for this day and thought it'd never come. She should be happy, she should be horrified, she should be...in the end, he was just a lunatic and always let you down. Post-Season2

My "Empty House" story. I started it ages ago and abandoned it because it wasn't going anywhere new and there are too many out there, but I'd written more of it than I thought, so might as well post tonight. Follow up on the last bit of If I Never

Some post Reichenbach angst. Sherlock/John.

They don't know what it feels like, to lose someone who slowly, without your intending it, became your entire world. Spoilers for 2x03.

A year after Reichenbach, John frequents a pub and opens up to a Sherlock in disguise about their life together for the next year. John eventually tells him that he fell in love with Sherlock, so he already knows when they reunite. How does he return it?

A certain consulting detective's thoughts at the end of "The Reichenbach Fall" Obviously, SPOILERS.

Spoilers for Season 2 Finale. Summary- Sherlock can only watch.

In that moment, he was free. 64 word drabble

A disguised Sherlock goes back to the mortuary after his death while two people are working: Molly & John. How are they going to react to his story - death hasn't killed off Sherlock's sarcasm either. Oh, Lestrade jumps in to. Hints of onsided Molly/Sher.

A Faithless Marriage. An Uninterested Audience. John knew hardly anybody would show up. After all, now that Sherlock was dead, he didn't matter anymore. Which suited him just fine. And to be perfectly honest, nothing mattered to him- except that one man.

SHERLOCK HOLMES HAS ALWAYS PUSHED PEOPLE AWAY BUT NOW WILL HIS FEELINGS FINALLY CUM SEE WHAT I DID THERE TO TEH SURFACE BUT IS IT FOR WATSON OR MORIARTY OR MAYBE SOMEONE ELSE AND ENGLAND IS FACING ITS GREATEST THREAT YET... MOTHRA RATED M FOR EMOTIONS

She knew the truth, but here she was, crying with the rest of them over a well constructed lie and a dead body swiped from the morgue. / Post TRF, no pairing.

John's thoughts following episode 3. SPOILERS.

Una libre interpretación del episodio final de la segunda temporada. Muerte de un personaje principal.

Post-Reichenbach. My lame attempt at poetry. John's point of view, to Sherlock, of their relationship. Free-verse. Enjoy. Slash. Sherlock/John. Spoilery for The Reichenbach Fall episode.

Spoilers for 02x02. Sherlock is having a panic attack over seeing the hound, and John is there to comfort him.

Sherlock's thoughts about the looming threat of death as he traipses off to find Molly at Bart's: "I am about to die, alone..." T for gloom and my own paranoia. No slash.

What happens when Mrs. Hudson asks our two flat-mates to puppy-sit? Bad title is bad.

Just a small insight to John and Sherlock's Last conversation. Spoiler Alert! for SE02EP03

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.

A Symphony AU. John is a self-taught clarinetist. Sherlock is the lead violinist of a privately-owned symphonic orchestra. When a position for a clarinet player opens in the symphony, John accepts.

After all, your best mate dies and you're hit with shrapnel. You're scarred, that's just how it works. — Sherlock/John pre-slash - three years later begins with a text

A post-Reichenbach drabble in which Sherlock returns to 221b Baker street.