John asks Sherlock to sort the decorations for their Christmas party. Sherlock does his best.

Five times Molly brought Sherlock coffee and one time he brought her some. (Sherlock/Molly, if that wasn't evident :)

Sherlock finds a letter in John's drawer. Inspired by the Song "Watch Over You" from AlterBridge. Warning: Character death.

Despite her well known, perpetual crush on a certain Consulting Detective, Molly Hooper rarely dreamed about Sherlock Holmes.

He's still a stranger to me, just one that knows all of my secrets. Maybe even the ones I keep locked away from myself.

Sherlock is mute, nobody but him knows why and John is trying to find out. Will he like what he finds?

A look inside two consecutive New Year's Days of our consulting detective and pathologist. Based off of Taylor Swift's song 'New Year's Day.'

It was not really Sherlock who influenced Molly and Tom's separation. Takes from Molly and Sherlock's departing scene after the day of solving crimes on The Empty Hearse. Short introduction to Molly's other man.

Recently I came across some gorgeous FemLock fics that I fell completely in love with. I really wanted to play around with a dynamic of an unchanged Sherlock but with a female Watson. The plot line of this story is being invented as I go along. I’s like to follow along the show’s plotline, adding in scenes, and adding a completely new ending. Its like oneshots in chronological orde

It had been years since Sherlock and Moriarty saw each other, with one being presumed dead. With a twist of fate the pair meet again, and this time the stakes are higher than ever.

Just another Sherlock sick!fic

Molly Hooper was fully aware the world's only consulting detective had his quirks. However the stakes are raised when he informs her they've apparently been a couple for some six months. Now Sherlock has the task of winning a heart he already thought was his while Molly is filled in on the story of their relationship. I OWN NOTHING

A few missing scenes from during and after TFP. Sherlock and John have a moment after John is saved from the well, Sherlock helps Mycroft, etc. Scenes are connected, but not one long scene. Set right after John is saved from the well in TFP for the first chapter, the others are set after the whole incident. No Mary or Rosie, they both died from complications during birth. Rated T

After the Fall, Mycroft Holmes takes it upon himself to look after his brother's bereaved flatmate. A story told in drabbles. No slash.

Sherlock needs to explain himself. This is a scene that I feel is missing in the Final Problem every time I watch it. I wish they would have added it, so I decided to give it a try. As always, I apologize in advance for any weird-sounding English since it seems I will never get all of its nuances.

A series of events as results of Sherlock not eating. John decides to take action.

It was one of those evenings destined to become defined as 'another lonely night on Google' when reiterated on John's blog. The day had been interminable with nothing lingering on the horizon to distract him…no clients, no ongoing experiments, no companions. It was sheer boredom that eventually led him to opening his laptop or Molly's …a laptop anyway…and Google.

Flowers grow where your soulmate was injured.

Sort of an extension on the hug from TLD. I really wanted to explore what happened after the scene faded out. Very short, super sweet. Obviously not Johnlock, since Mary just died. Lots of angst and hurt/comfort. One-Shot. Rated K

Harry got sober after her divorce and John ended up moving in with her. Molly gave up on Sherlock and married Greg. How does this change things? This is just a little Meet-Cute for Bex! Happy Holidays!

Sherlock has gone to a place where no one can reach him. So the report read, more or less. But there must be someone who will still try. A/N: This is sort of an expanded rewrite of "When Minds Go MIA," but ended up very different! ;)

Months after the events of TFP, Sherlock asks Molly to accompany him on a case in New York. Unbeknownst to Molly, it is a case of the heart.

A Molliarty one-shot. Jim Moriarty tries to make sense of new waves of sentiment as his office romance with Molly Hooper transits to become something more.

"After a series of encounters with The Woman, The Virgin was no more."

The entire security of the British nation is in the hands of an obnoxious control freak and his inquisitive secretary who keeps getting kidnapped. Together they'll face fearless foes; enstranged singers, barmy drug-barons and malicious mobsters. All to prevent an enemy of evil intent from taking over the world. So basically just your average Tuesday.