While attending a bridal fitting with Mary, Molly Hooper finds the perfect wedding dress. It isn't long until she has second thoughts on her choice of husband as well. Not beta read.

John's the writer, of course. Sherlock just helps. **** a Three Flat Problem (one 221A, one 221B, one 221C) crammed full of A, B and C prompt words from friends in the antidiogenes chat room. Title inspired by those stupid writing-advice websites that offer some small number (usually 3!) ridiculously simple writing principles as if that's all it takes.

This story spans about 3 years of Ruby and Jim's newlywed life. The two years after Jim disappears Ruby becomes a doctor at a clinic and faces her own challenges. When Jim comes back, he finds Ruby was kidnapped and has conceived a child from a sexual assault.

Molly coaxes Sherlock out of a pout and he solves a tiny mystery. Canon-compliant. Pure fluff with a little flirting and a side helping of cake. A missing scene set following the Christening in The Six Thatchers.

I'm sure we've all wondered what would have happened if Sherlock had told John somehow that he wasn't actually dead.

Dealing with Sherlock takes patience. Lots of patience. Molly doesn't know how much more patience she can give him.

A minor incident leaves John confused and Sherlock in the belief that his best friend will never want him as his lover

While on the chase, John gets drugged. He lets down his guard and says the most interesting things. Beta read by Sherlock1110.

The torments of the childhood Sherlock wants to forget are brought back to him with a rush when a child is found dead. Then it gets worse...much worse

An exhausted John reflects on the events of "The Great Game" and finds peace in an unexpected meeting with Lestrade.

Molly was the one who ended it with Tom, but she's still reeling. She finds solace - and more - with an unexpected new friend. ** Canon compliant, set between TSo3 and HLV.

At this rate, John's not sure he can handle eight nights of crazy. *** a Hanukkah-themed three flat problem (one 221A, one 221B, one 221C.)

Greg Lestrade explains what happens to bears who can't keep their paws to themselves. Set shortly after "The Case of the Missing Pooh" . Special shout out to GEEKMAMA for the inspiration and the plot bunny! I'd love to steal Sherlock, John, and Greg and keep them for my very own forever and ever, but alas, they aren't mine. No copyright infringement intended.

Couple months ago Sherlock Holmes faked his own death in order to save his friends and left London to find and eliminate Moriarty's network. During his chase he stops in Budapest to solve a random case and is surprised by the person from his past. But is their meeting a complete coincidence, or is there a reason for waking up the ghosts of the past?

John manages to persuade Sherlock to participate to the Christmas Jumper Day party organised by Scotland Yard. For Sherlock Challenges' prompt Christmas and because I need a bit of laugh today. Finally completed, sorry everyone! '

A new serial killer had already left his third victim behind. All evidence point to someone who had trained a beast to do his dirty work. But Sherlock finds a motive and everything changes. But why is John not by his side hunting the monster and hiding behind his work. Part 1 of Wolfes

Depois de quase dois anos de luto, John Watson finalmente conseguiu desistir. Por que ninguém lhe disse que milagres não aconteciam? Era mais do que aceitável acabar com a própria vida da mesma maneira que o detetive, parecia certo. Entretanto, mesmo quando deveria estar morto Sherlock Holmes consegue ser insistente. Ninguém disse que isso seria suficiente, mas... isso importa?

It's been a few months since John's been wedded to Mary, but things are getting more complex as they find themselves having arguments frequently. One rainy night, having had enough, John ends up going to a nearby pub. He is tormented by recurring nightmares which can only be alleviated by thinking of the only person he can't speak his desires to, but he's already there.

how i think the first episode should have went [johnlock] one-shot!

Just a little one-shot with Greg and Mycroft. Slash don't like don't read.

(alt. end to s3) There is no message from Moriarty. The plane does not turn back. After six months pass, Sherlock gives his brother a call. In the end, Mycroft is never wrong.

In which Sherlock Holmes keeps secrets but tells no lies, John Watson ceases to be sure about anything, and the definition of seduction is scrutinised, broken down, and reconstructed. NC-17 for graphic sexual content and adult themes. Eternally and explicitly Johnlock. Completed. Fourth work in my Conductivity series (immediately after "Resistivity and Relative Charge").

Mrs. Hudson has added a new stuffed member to the 221B family and things aren't going too smoothly. 13th in The Bear Chronicles.

"If you could have a talk with your thirteen year old self – the you from when Eurus killed Victor Trevor – what would you tell him?" Mycroft is asked by Lady Smallwood to write a letter to himself.

Sherlock has kept a secret from John, a sister, who is internationally known. They had a falling out, but after his leap from St. Bart's she returns to London, and makes herself at home.