How easy it is to forget that John was not the only one hurting during the three year hiatus. A collection of 221B's. Rated T - just in case. Established relationship.

Because every modern soul needs a good old-fashioned story.

At first, Sherlock was just a screaming thing down the hall. One-shot.

Lyrics-based drabbles surrounding the infamous duo! Originally a challenge from Azolean that I've done twice over.

It's not that John Watson has a sweet tooth, per se...

In which Sherlock attempts to step out in front of a train with unexpected results. Fill for the Sherlock kink meme. Pre-slash Johnlock if you squint. T for suicide attempt and slight language.

Sherlock comes home. Rated M for a reason. Starts out kinda sad but gets better. M/M Johnlock slash

Some hurts can't be cured. Some hurts don't need to be. Written pre-series two; rated for self-harm.

This is our first post on , we hope you'll enjoy! There will be a sequel to this if it gets a good response! Thanks for reading! M&V Rated M for adult content.

John has writer's block. Sherlock has a solution. But when he tries to help, temperatures start to rise. My very first Johnlock. Disclaimers: Minor coarse language and the usual semi-suggestive themes. I don't have any ownership of the quarterly publication The Skeptic or the (brilliant) song Fever, which was written by Eddie Cooley and Otis Blackwell.

Pretty much what it says on the tin. Sherlock gets appendicitis, deals with it in a very Sherlockian way. I dont really get the rating system so I'm just going to say there's nothing particularly graphic in here, no bad language or anything really. Just the story.

Trigger warnings: Angst, Depression, Drug Use, Possible Suicide of Major Character Life. It's what happens when you weren't looking. The world continues to spin. People fall in and out of love. Seasons change. Time doesn't stand still, doesn't freeze, and that's probably the cruelest thing of all. Your life is over. It comes crashing down, literally.

Within the Walls of 221b Series - Another ugly migraine threatens to undo John and once again it's Sherlock to the rescue, but perhaps there's more here than just the pain to ease. *M for sexual content - Johnlock*

A woman is flirting with John after a case. This leads to some rather upsetting revelations from Sherlock, can they move passed this? This is an established relationship fic. I feel it is rather angsty.

There were some things John knew Sherlock would never get. Such as why he was talking to his tombstone. It didn't matter that Sherlock wouldn't hear him; he needed it. Post-Reichenbach. Strong language and mentions of suicide/self harm. Johnlock in my own, twisted way. Working towards Mystrade.

"Molly.. I'm the kind of man who takes what he wants when he wants it. And right now, I want it from you" Forced Jim/Molly. WARNINGS: Definite Rape and possible torture in later chapters

Sherlock sent John a suicide call before he jumped in Reichenbach Fall. John sends Sherlock a suicide letter before he decides to follow Sherlock. WARNING: Mentions of suicide, depression, and angsty. Possibility of tears.

John comes home to find Sherlock in an odd mood. John doesn't realise Sherlock how much Sherlock likes him. Until later.

Sherlock gets his hair cut short for a case.

Sherlock and John are on the run somewhere. But Lestrade's not too worried. They'll show up again somewhere soon enough, and then they'll get this whole kidnapping business sorted out.

Sebastian is working. Jim thinks his attention should be focused elsewhere. Cracky as hell oneshot. T for mentions of violence and sexual themes.

When Hamish Watson-Holmes and Layla Moran-Moriarty become friends on their first day of school, they know nothing about each other. (T for violence in later chapters)

TRADUCCIÓN, del fic de Philomenia. "Cuando un hombre se convierte en padre deja de ser un mero mortal; es, o un héroe, o un monstruo. Y Siger Holmes nunca fue un héroe para sus hijos." Para los que pensamos que el padre de Sherlock y Mycroft no era un mal hombre. CORREGIDA.

When John winds up in a dark room, can he still trust the man he once thought to be his friend? If not, will anybody be there to help him? Just a little something, rubbish summary.

"He was a man, she was the woman. Two people sitting together in a shadowed room, both thinking deeply but both thinking something completely different." Written take on the scene between Sherlock and Irene sitting by the fire.