The first time he heard the insult, he was four. The second time he heard it was when he was six. Over the course of his time in private school and university, he heard the insult precisely 3,822 times. But but never used the term that echoed throughout Sherlock's life.

"I imagine John Watson thinks love is a mystery to me..." Sherlock knows what love is. John Watson taught Sherlock what love is, without even trying. (Inspired by a song)

Traducción. Universo Dom/sub Mi idea del lento y doloroso proceso de hacer de Sherlock Holmes un obediente sumiso. Es un fic muy lento, pero se concentra en la clara falta de obediencia de Sherlock y la implacable paciencia de John. Sera mas caliente.

(Se déroule après la 3ème saison /!\) Quand John Watson ne sait pas quoi faire, il écrit des articles pour son blog. Le genre d'articles que Sherlock cautionne moyennement, que Lestrade lit volontiers à son bureau pour soulager son ego et dont Mycroft raffole. C'est l'histoire d'un complexe pourvu de six pattes - et d'une féroce rangée de dents, si l'on en croit Sherlock...

Participation au challenge d'Août du Collectif NoName. "Votre personnage garde une cigarette sur lui depuis des années. Aujourd'hui, il l'allume." Rassemblement de petits textes divers, ne se suivant pas forcément.

Summary: Jim Moriarty always knew that Sherlock Holmes belong to him in every way. So when the detective is brutally assaulted after an argument with John Watson there will be hell to pay... after all no one harms Jim's toys but him. However, unbeknownst to anyone the attack effects Sherlock more than he's willing to show. NONCON; SHERIARTY.

It's Molly's birthday, and she has received a mysterious gift from a mysterious giver... Dedicated to Flavialikestodraw for her birthday... Happy birthday, dear!

John discovers the Holmes brothers' secret.

Familiar faces and the most intriguing murder that Sherlock has ever come across. Little does he know that the closer he gets to solving this puzzle, the closer everyone around him gets to destruction. With the supposed death of Irene Adler, the two boys get drawn into a case which they may never get to finish. Set after series 2. Eventual Johnlock.

Sherlock has a few fears, and Molly is going to help him over come them, with the help of his brother and 'friends'. But he's not the only one with them.

In Sherlock's mind palace there is a music box. The box is small, pearly white with a gold latch, and contains every significant song Sherlock's life has played for him so far.

Un gatito herido encontrado por un estudiante de medicina. Creyeron que nada podría salir mal, hasta que el gatito dejo de ser gatito.

This is a AU with Fem!Moriarty. The great Moriarty is actually a woman, a woman Sherlock will fall for. Gemma Moriarty never thought, she d such a mundane thing like a heart, she couldn t have been more wrong!

John was just homeless, trying to make due with playing guitar on the streets. He was good at it and loved performing, until he met a certain Holmes that is more so interested in his personality than his music. To that man, John is like a composition that should be heard over and over until it is fully understood. An unfinished book written halfheartedly. Eventual Johnlock!

Sherlock asks Molly a rather personal question. He doesn't know how to deal with her answer.

The river defined John's life; it defined his childhood, destroyed his adolescence and brought him rushing head on towards an adulthood that he couldn't control. The hospital was his last chance to keep a hold on his fragile grip. 'Til someone teaches him that if he tries to let go, he might be able to learn how to keep his head above water (Or Johnlock in a mental institute)

Sherlock and John are the most famous detective duo in Europe - if not the world. And they're also a couple. But a beaten and bloodied body found in Number 10, Downing Street proves to push not only their crime-fighting skills, but also their romantic relationship to the limits, as they encounter a criminal unlike any other. -Rated T for violence, mild language and 'mature' themes

Some of what John got up to while Sherlock was away (mostly canon compliant w S1& S2). Crossover with Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London stories; begins after Whispers Underground. Spoilers for first four books. You don't have to have read Ben Aaronovitch (John hasn't!) but you might really like to.

A one-shot. Molly wishes she had taken her own advice, but eventually comes to learn that not everything has been a mistake. [Rated T for strong language]

There are two secrets Sherlock intends to take with her to the grave. They are, quite plainly, unutterable. Femlock.

A multi-chapter compilation of 4 scenarios wherein Sherlock needed a hug and the one time he didn't.

John writes a letter explaining to Sherlock why he acted the way he did when the detective came back from the dead; hopefully he'll never read it. The bold words are ones that are supposed to be crossed out, but I didn't know how to do that earlier. SHansen has written a reply letter, named (appropriately) "Letter to John". No slash.

In a world in which automatons are becoming quite popular,a man like Professor James Moriarty is bound to be at the top of the technologic development,especially when planning to own both the scientific & the criminal world.His latest creation promises to be exactly what he needs to achieve those goals,but will that be enough or is Jim unconsciously looking for something more?

Storms, cold and tiredness all make Sherlock's joints ache.

Detective Sherlock Holmes, with his sharp mind and stone heart, is as much a mystery as the cases he solves. But why has Sherlock cut off his emotions? What is his story? Delving into his deep, dark past, Sherlock realizes some truths about himself that he'd rather not uncover. Oneshot. Nothing to do with 50 Shades of Gray (felt like I had to clarify that). Rated T for angst.