Sherlock forces John to try something new. John isn't impressed. Sherlock learns something new about his best friend. Oh, and they catch a criminal. *dialogue in italics indicates characters speaking English. NOT BRIT PICKED*

Dlaczego John Watson jest taki ważny? Doskonałe pytanie! Sherlock. Właściwie sam Sherlock z punktu widzenia Lestrade'a. Zainspirowane wykładami z literatury sensacyjnej, w związku z czym nie mam wyboru i muszę zadedykować całość Kamilowi i Marice.

Molly est fatiguée et tout ce qu'elle souhaite est de dormir tranquillement après une dure journée. Seulement, ses plans sont contrecarrés par quelqu'un qui tente de crocheter sa serrure.

Mummy Holmes said, 'Somebody's put a bullet in my boy and if I ever find out who, I shall turn absolutely monstrous'. A little treat for you on this Devil's or Mischief night...or in my neck of the woods...Hacker's night.

Sherlock never needed to forgive Molly for slapping him. But can Molly forgive him? And, is she still willing to keep secrets for him? One extra scene and one extended scene from His Last Vow. Takes place just before and just after Sherlock breaks out of hospital.

Short stories in the Pack Verse, that came about because of various prompts. I will put who each story is about in the chapter title or author notes, along with where it fits into the timeline.

John doesn't look away from the fire or his drink, and Sholto feels the emotions crashing in him spill into their room. At least, in war, you knew who the enemy was, and you only had to mourn a soldier once. At least in the war, Sholto had John. Post S3, JonhxSholto

"Hands." Moran commands and Jim rushes to raise them to protect his face but he's too late. His head jerks backwards, his jaw already feeling really sore, as he lets out a grunt. He shakes his head to try and focus, and he sees Moran's chest as more of a shape than anything else. He blinks and his vision clears again "You need to learn how to protect yourself." MorMor Boxing

Mycroft exists in so many shades of moral ambiguity he loses track of black and white. Sherlock devotes his days to solving murders of individuals; Gregory makes a career out of getting justice for individuals, so how can he explain that individuals are not important in the grand scheme of things, not even individuals like John Watson? Mystrade part of A Good Old Fashioned Story

The man next to him recognizes Molly and offers her a slight nod, but she's not paying attention to him. She's only paying attention to the smug bastard who single handedly ruined her life. She stops in front of him, grounding herself, and as he turns to her she slaps him as hard as she can. Molly and Moriarty meet again and this time there is no lies. MollyxMoriarty

The serial murders of three teenage girls prove to be almost unexplainable, even for the great consulting detective himself. The addition of the same note clasped in each victim's hand drags up a dark, long forgotten secret of the Holmes family, of someone who ceased to exist. It's a race to stop the next killing as the murderer leaves only one message – 'Find her first, Holmes'.

When Sherlock's son is dropped off mysteriously at 221B one day it comes as a surprise to everyone. Over the course of four years, John Sherlock and Hamish become the perfect family and John is convinced he has everything. When tragedy strikes and Sherlock comes up missing, John has to find him and convince him that what they have is worth fighting for, that they truely are family.

My annual Sherlolly Halloween story... inspired by one of my favourite X-Files episode.

John can't take living with Sherlock anymore and disappears. Sherlock feels lost and confused until he happened upon a certain fictional novel everyone he knew owned. This story is combined with a retelling of The Little Mermaid (Very Abridged). Set after the Fall. M/M, H/C, fluff, lime, no-lemon. Shaken, not stirred.

Many underestimate Molly Hooper. Warning: angst/tragedy

A terrible accident wipes Sherlock's brain of the past five years. Doctor Watson is nothing more than another stranger in his eyes. Working together, can they bring back what was lost?

Johnlock one shot, lots of fluff and paint... enjoy

A very short story that was one of the challenges me and a friend are doing, this time it was to base a short story on a poem. The poem I choose was To a stranger by Walt Whitman, thou I left out some parts I didn't like :3

Scottie and Emily's adventures in BBC London continue as they help Sherlock and John take on a series of cases overlooked in their favorite TV show.

Sherlock and John are called into a case and, using CCTV footage, they see what the victim, a woman, was doing before they died. The woman was singing baby, it's cold outside with their husband. To identify what had killed them, Sherlock and John re-enact the song including the kiss at the end of it...

Words are powerful things; you can never be sure who (or what) is listening when you speak. A/N: Another Hallowe'en story - 'tis the season after all! Huge thanks to Donna for proofing this one.

AU of The Family Business; Jim Moriarty visits Elspeth during her time in the care home, beginning a chain of events that have devastating results.

John utekl z domu a během svých toulek dorazil do městečka, kde je něco...divného.

Sherlock and John, domesticity, and the struggles of a high-functioning sociopath. Also giggles. What more could you ask for? Fluffy oneshot. Johnlock, obviously.

The Carl Powers case was never solved, the killer wasn't caught. A few weeks later, more gruesome murders turn up that link to Carl. To make matters worse, Sherlock is hit with dreams that feel too real to be dreams. They are memories. And why do the memories relate to the cases? Is Sherlock linked to Carl's death?