"John woke up. To him, that was irritating, this whole business of "waking up". What's the point of waking up from a dream, no, a nightmare, just to be forced into this harsh current reality where he was completely alone?" - John's left to deal with life.

Spoilers for s02e03 Drabble, sherlock/oc random silly short

John is living a quiet life in the countryside somewhere. It's perfectly nice and it's horrible, but it's still better than the pain of London. After all this time, it hurts. Warning: swearing and horrendous spoilers for the Sherlock series finale!

Drabble #2 just for fun. Sherlock/oc drabble, short, silly

On Sherlock's body they find a recording, a recording of everything between Moriarty and Sherlock on top of barts. 'Cold dread sank through his body, he didn't want to hear his friend die. Seeing the blood had been bad enough'

John's reaction to what happened to Sherlock at the end of Reichenbach. *MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS*

This is what passes for normalcy at 221b.

John struggles to cope after Sherlock's gone. A song on the radio makes him think about what it was to have had Sherlock in his life. Does he regret having met the sleuth? Songfic. Reichenbach spoilery. This is my little way of coping with the ep.

Jim's rambly, overly-bored thoughts as he stands in court. !mildspoiler!cussing!arseyjim

'Forever and Always Sherlock' John stuttered as the kiss broke. 'Forever and Always.'

Watson finds himself glad to be woken by Sherlock's idiot symphony.

John is reminded of the hazards that come with following Sherlock and is given a surprising glimpse into the depths of Sherlock's loyalties along the way.

Before Sherlock can leave to meet Moriarty, he must attempt to keep John out of harm's way. Written before Reichenbach aired. Johnlock, spoilers for all episodes leading up to the finale. There is fluff. Please review.

3 years later and Sherlock returns to 221b Baker Street. He's working up the courage to go in when John comes home. He's extremely shocked to say the least. Spoilers for Reichenbach.

Poem. Please read. Written at speed. Review, if you, feel the need. Before your flirt- with the idea- little warning: spoiler alert for series finale. Shall we?

Thoughts on The Fall...

Sherlock is taken hostage in an attempt to blackmail Mycroft. But he will never give in to their demands or will he? How much does it take for the iceman to break?

A week after Reichenbach, John Watson struggles to cope with the idea of his friend's death. Rated T for language. No slash, but tons of angst.

Post Reichebach. It's not a scarlet thread of murder snaking through life's colourless skeins. For John Watson, it's a thread of blue that winds its way through everything. He's waiting for a phone call, and he's about to find out just how wrong he was.

I wrote this poem in preparation for The Reichenbach Fall. It goes through each person that Sherlock deems to be of importance in his life.

Sherlock es un hombre sin sentimientos. O eso creemos. ¿Que pasará si de repente se da cuenta de que si que los tiene y no sabe como sobrellevarlos?¿Que hará Watson al respecto? Sherlock/Watson. Slash explícito. Si no te gusta, no leas.

Screams. Lights. Noises. Police. Sirens. Flashes. Rain. Streets. Deaths. Cases. Logic. Shoes. Watches. Tick. Tock. Ringing. Silence. The silence of non-silence. If his mind was like a computer– then he had just crashed. Pre ASiP. Mycroft lends a hand.

Sherlock leaves the flat without any warning one night, leaving John to chase after him and wonder why the Consulting Detective would go after his biggest and most chilling adversary; Moriarty. My take on the Reichenbach.

Sherlock is tired of the media and he notices that his older brother is never in the headlines.

Ten Sherlock/John moments written to the ten-song shuffle challenge.