With each Christmas that follows Sherlock's death, John starts to find it easier to move on.

Dass Sherlock Holmes nicht gerne über sein Privatleben erzählt, dürte hinreichend bekannt sein. Dies stört auch seinen Mitbewohner John Watson, weswegen dieser beschliesst, einfach mal nachzuhaken. "Sie sind nicht wirklich Jungfrau, oder?" - Was diese Frage auslöst, könnt ihr hier lesen...

In which Sherlock Holmes is a nightmare, John Watson loves (almost) every minute of it, and the terms of ownership are negotiated via a rather roundabout path. Rated NC-17 for sexual content, violence, language, self-harm, references to drug use, and power dynamics. Oh-so-very Johnlock. Complete. Second work in my Conductivity series (after "The Most Luminous of People").

When John demands Sherlock to take a break from his demanding job, Sherlock's having none of it. The adventure takes the pair to to Spanish border, what will happen when the pair find there is only one room on the booking?

When Sherlock forgets to fuel up before a trip out of town, he and John get stuck in the midst of a blizzard in a small abandoned cottage, only to find a whole new light shed on their relationship.

A short smut... I mean, story, with my own interpretation of the red pants origin.

Sebastian Moran wants to destroy Mycroft Holmes. Mycroft Holmes wants to be destroyed. Kinkmeme fill, oneshot.

Just a little something that needs to be on the Season Three DVDs. Martin, Benedict, we're counting on you.

Just what did Lestrade tape on his phone the day Sherlock got drugged by Irene Adler? Set in A Scandal in Belgravia. Conversation format.

James was never one to relate to his classmates. Never. They were boring, and predictable, and so easy to manipulate. They were pieces to a game to him, just something to play with. Which is why he doesn't know how to think when he comes across someone exactly like himself. Warnings: Drug abuse, violence, lack of fluff, blood, death, sexual encounters, ect.

"John sucks in a breath through his nose. 'I can see the pulse in your ridiculous cupid's bow. Elevated.' " An argument with scientific evidence. John/Sherlock tension.

Mycroft and Lestrade are in a relationship. John attempts to keep Sherlock in the dark.

It's been months since Sherlock's death. It had never been an easy thing for John to deal with, but Christmas seems more than a little dull with out the consulting detective by his side. A Christmas present for my best friend

"You speak but I don't hear it. I tend to let your words wash over me these days." Because sometimes the fallout is too great, and the damage, while can be repaired, will take time and effort. Based on a GIF from Tumblr.

Linda Carlton came back to London not expecting to see Sherlock Holmes after so many years. Sherlock doesn't remember her at first, but his memories slowly come back. He discovers surprising things about his past. With all of the memories coming back, Sherlock begins to go insane.

Taking John and Sherlock through the seven stages of grief. I hope you guys enjoy.

It was a normal day, really! Then...you can read the title can't you?

Three months after his supposed death, Sherlock returns to 221B Baker Street to investigate a string of murders that are right up his alley - literally. How? The victims were last seen being dragged into his old flat. But when Sherlock cracks the case, his whole world is turned upside-down and he is forced to go on the run with the alleged murderer.

This is set in Season 2, episode 2 of Sherlock: "The Hounds of Baskerville". A bit fluffy, a bit serious, but overall lots of fun.

Drabbles, in which I cross Sherlock with a variety of things. So far it has been Fables & a very odd piece where Sherlock is also Morpheus, the God of Dreams.

In which our co-stars find they rub along very well together, as they learn more about each other. Despite that silly crap about 'love'.

This story starts off rather normal, and then twists and turns into something a lot more gruesome than Sherlock or John could have ever imagined.

A storm forces Sherlock and John to remain indoors. In the silence, a question arises, "… Imaginary friends. Did you ever have one?"

Texting innuendoes normally leads to sex you didn't know you wanted. Includes Johnlock, and, yes, some innuendos. Fun stuff. Rated M for sexual content and language.

Sherlock was first to break the silence "You don't approve of my behavior, nor you think it was necessary." he informed flatly. "Sherlock, killing him wasn't unavoidable." Establish relationship. Just one scene after a case that went wrong.