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Hey guys, this is milyash2131 here! This is the beginning of a crossover story I created between Danny Phantom and BBC Sherlock, and it is the first story I have decided to post online. I promise to post more chapters if you guys review and say that you want more. I have prepared some chapters in advance in case this happens. I want to say that I promise to be upfront about if/when I will be able to post new chapters, because I have had my heart broken many times by writers who have not delivered what they promised and gone on hiatus with no warning. I promise not to do that with any loyal readers in the future. That's all I have to say for now. Read and review, & I love all of you! :)

Chapter 1: The Beginning

It was a beautiful wedding. Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, joined together infinitely in marriage. After everything they had been through, the cases, the fall, the drama with Mary, even after the years of silent pining and raising a child, they were finally together, as they should be.

Mrs. Hudson and Molly held each other as they shed tears of joy. Greg smiled as he scrubbed away the small amount of residue that was building up in his eyes. Mycroft cracked a small smile as he intertwined his hand with Greg's. Harriet grinned and cheered as she watched her baby brother marry the man of his dreams. Clara was by her side, leaning on her shoulder as she watched the happy couple. Both of Sherlock's parents excitedly watched him on the happiest day of his life. They never thought they would see their son getting married. John's parents weren't there, but John didn't give a fuck if they supported him or not. He had a new family who would always be there for him. His and Sherlock's beautiful daughter, Rosamund, was the flower girl on this momentous occasion.

It seems like another Johnlock story. Nothing special to see here. However, this story does not mainly focus on the consulting detective and his lover. It focuses on the flower girl, or rather, the relationship she forms with the ring bearer, who is an extended family member that is almost the same age as her.

Daniel Fenton.

Both children were seven years of age, although Daniel was a few months older. Daniel was on John's side of the family, and he was chosen to be the ring bearer on this special day.

Daniel and Rosamund met while they were being fitted for their wedding outfits. They had a conversation with each other as their personal space was being violated by a measuring tape and a bald man in a tuxedo with a thick French accent. They got to know each other more as they rehearsed their roles for the wedding together. By the time the wedding actually happened, they were best friends who were as thick as thieves.

When the day came, Daniel's parents proudly watched their son walk down the aisle with the rings of the grooms. Jasmine felt jealous as she watched her younger brother. She had wanted to be the flower girl! However, she knew that Rosamund deserved the role more than she did, as she was the daughter of the grooms. Rosamund walked by Daniel's side with a basket full of lavender petals. She smiled as she threw them every which way. They looked perfect together, Daniel with a navy blue tuxedo and Rosamund with a light pink dress and matching rose in her hair. As they walked up onto the platform and stood next to the grooms, they smiled at each other. They both felt at peace as they stood side by side.

After the official ceremony was over, everyone headed over to the rented dance floor and danced the night away. Rosamund and Daniel danced together for almost the whole night. The two of them never wanted to separate! However, the wedding eventually came to a close.

They had to part ways at the end of the night.

Neither of them were willing to lose the other one. They tried to hide so that they wouldn't be split up. However, Jasmine quickly found them and ratted them out.

The two children were seconds away from having a meltdown. John, Sherlock, and the Fenton's couldn't help but smile at how adorably their children were acting. But they took the feelings of their children seriously, and they came up with a compromise. Both of the children received an email address and access to a computer in order to stay in contact with each other. So, they reluctantly hugged each other and said goodbye.

It definitely wouldn't be the last time they spoke to each other, or the last time they met face to face.

That's all I have for now, at least until some reviews come in! If you liked this story and want more, you know what to do! Thank you to everyone who decided to click on my story and give it a chance. Bye :)