John is Lestrade's voice of reason when cases don't end the way that they should.

On Lestrade's hair, and other serious matters.

COLLECTION. A selection of not-quite-drabbles inspired by lyrics or quotes. May involve amphetamines, London, potatoes, and Samwise Gamgee. Definitely involves domestic squabbling as only the 221boys can do it.

A group of murders renders the worlds only consulting detective baffled, however the police force seem to be ahead of him. Something is stopping Sherlock to see what everyone else is. OC used, but not an important part of the story.

Ten Percent of life is what happens to you. Ninety Percent is how you react to it and Miss A.R.Fox is about to discover this in the most interesting way you could possibly imagine, and it started so simply, it all started with Cold Coffee.

John ne sais plus quoi faire pour occuper Sherlock...

The Rubik's Cube. The puzzle that has kept many of us enthralled. But the ultimate puzzle for Sherlock Holmes, the puzzle that consumes him, is John Watson. Spoilers for 1x1 1x3 2x1. Lemon.

If you know that January 6th is the birth date of our favorite detective, then you know what our favorite detective and his doctor are doing at midnight: celebrating. I do not own these characters.

Sherlock loses himself when he cannot seem to cope with John's permanent absence. Warning: SAP?

John finds Sherlock a bit drunk and dressed up as a pirate. Cute fluff piece. S/J. Slight spoiler for ASiB.

"You tell yourself it doesn't matter. Because in the end, it doesn't." - Insight into the mind of Mycroft Holmes about his brother - Oneshot about the relationship between Sherlock and Mycroft

"I'll text you," Irene says, not as a promise or as an act of sentiment, but simply because that is what she intends to do. Spoilers for A Scandal in Belgravia. Slight Sherlock/John.

John Watson and Lestrade wonder why they have been chosen -or perhaps convicted- to have the great and infuriating Sherlock Holmes in their lives. Rated T for mild swearing. No slash. Two-shot.

It's a phrase we've all said. However, this time it's John that says it. A funny little drabble that was inspired by the gradeschool phrase. T for language. No slash.

For John Watson and Sherlock Holmes, everything would be alright… Mpreg

Just a little flash that came to my mind while watching: "A Scandal in Belgravia". Nothing special. Enjoy, and please review!

"In that moment, Sherlock learns two things: what it is to have a heart, and how it feels to have it shatter." Post-Reichenbach reunion for Sherlock and John.

Sherlock receives another text from Irene Adler after their last encounter with Mycroft. But this time, the answer to her riddle is quite different. Takes place right after 2x01 but doesn't include Sherlock saving Irene.

John character study, based around his memories. "You remember a lot of things, but some memories are just there. They mean nothing. You can't place them or understand the meaning of them. You've come to terms with that, the useless knowledge, over time."

3 year-old Hamish Watson Holmes displays his knowledge of the male anatomy.

He is dying, and there is no one to say goodbye to. Mycroft/Sherlock brotherly love.

Irene Adler was like a carefully drawn line of cocaine laid out on a spotless mirror, inviting him to use with the promise of perfect ecstasy and though he knew that by morning the regrets would have settled he found it impossible to resist.Sherlock/Irene

Butler To The Nation, Kept Scrupulously In His Head Because Writing It Down Would Be A Breach Of Security Meant to be read more or less in congruence with "Letters To Cousin Esther"

Mrs. Hudson continues her emails to her cousin Esther about life with the Holmes brothers.

When John told Sherlock he was moving out, Sherlock couldn't tell him that he has feelings for John. Instead, he got drunk. What happens when John comes home and Sherlock's filter is offline?