Molly has to tell Sherlock that she's pregnant.

A (strange, random) one-shot. Sherlock finds himself in a little bit of a fix after deeply upsetting Molly, only to be taught a firm lesson by the pathologist herself. Rated T for strong language.

Sherlock does something uncharacteristically instinctive in the line of vanity, and pouts about it. No plot; just a oneshot hospital scene with a few OCs. POVs shift. Rated T for a bit of language and violence.

A Sherlolly/Mollock/whatever else you'd call it oneshot.

AU. Part of the "Major" series, but can be read alone. John gets a suspicious call from his sister, Harry, and Sherlock discovers that she has programmed a GPS locator to John's phone. That same week, Mycroft asks Sherlock to take a case in the Caribbean, one with modern day rum smugglers. When Sherlock and John are kidnapped, Major and Molly must save them from Baskerville Island.

Sherlock takes Molly on an undercover mission, but things don't go exactly as planned... Rated T for mild kissing and language. Please read and review!

A poem (one shot) from a broken Sherlok, to whom, when and where? You decide.

Sebastian Moran mourns Jim. He might just be wasting his time.

"Don't be daft, Mike. You know why I'm here." - Episode tag. Spoilers for 3x03.

Halloween, Sherlock, Molly, and Baby Watson.

Because Sherlock and John see things differently from each other, and Sherlock sees things differently from the world in general.

Une révélation qui tombe de nul part, un rêve pour le moins étrange, beaucoup de choses qui vont chambouler notre pauvre John Watson. Car Sherlock adore se jouer de lui, même sans s'en rendre compte.

The improbable motion spurns the odds, and approaches certainty. Somewhere in the multiverse, Sherlock Holmes touches the event horizon of friendship.

Janine makes Sherlock really think about Molly. Second try at uploading - the first time was messed up.

Based on a tumblr prompt for a Sherlolly/Molliarty love triangle

Sherlock Holmes has a decent bedside manner.

"Wait for me to come home." But is he coming? It's been months, even John's getting better. But she's left behind in the recovery of the fall. After Sherlock's death, Eliza Holmes is torn between believing in her father or giving into her insanity. Excerpt from a story that I hope to be posting soon. Sherlock's Daughter Fic. One-Shot. Warning: Minor depression and Reichen-feels.

An "acquaintance" from his uni days visits Sherlock, trying to rekindle their relationship. What can Molly do? Sherlolly

After Reichenbach Watson is left to fend for himself, alone and heartbroken he has taken refuge in the Manor. Now Mycroft must tell him the man he loves is alive and well, Moriarty has returned and a tragedy threatens them before they have a chance to mend the callous wounds. Sherlock has become more than a detective, he is a man, now it is his chance to prove he is a good man.

This story was posted on Ao3 on 2/20/13. It wasn't fair to say that Sherlock never miscalculated. As often as he might wish otherwise, Sherlock was, after all, only human. As John would say, 'on the "rare" occasions when Sherlock bollocksed something up, he really bollocksed something up.' This was most definitely one of those times.

John gets sick and Sherlock ends up telling him his own twisted versions of classic fairy tales.

As it might be the last chance he's got, Sherlock confesses one of his biggest secrets to John. But because of an unexpected turn of events, he is forced to stay in London and the atmosphere between him and John becomes somewhat weird. Contains JohnLock.

This a short story, well, sort of a poem, I suppose. I don't normally do poems unless I'm really upset, & well, wha la I typed this when I was sad, so if you don't want to read something sad, then might I suggest you look for something else to read? Anyways, there is more description in the page. Thank you for reading.

sherlock & john/dreams/character studies/one-shot. a fic in ten acts. butter knives used inappropriately.

"In each person's childhood there's monsters that live in our closets and under our beds, but for some the monsters are real, and not in their heads. The little girl knows now, the name of her monster, because it's none other than John Hamish Watson." *warning major character death*