Worst moment of my life was having to choose one of them. I had seen all of the possibilities and permutations, and chose my future. Why, why! The elders that saw all of the worlds and universes were cruel to make us see the worlds in their beauty and purity. Eight destinations. Eight possible futures, and I could only choose one. I wouldn't remember until it was too late. /On hold

I play the violin when I'm thinking. Sometimes I don't talk for days on end. I have a teenage daughter. Would that bother you? Potential flatmates should know the worst about each other.

Johnlock Parentlock. Trigger Warnings: Drugs, suicide and depression. Hamish attends Eton and his family's fame doesn't help

John knows he's lying, pretending he doesn't know what John's asking, so he doesn't have to face it. He might be a bloody arsehole and a showoff, but John Watson doesn't believe for a second that Sherlock Holmes doesn't know. Oneshot. Set after the carriage bomb scene in the underground station.

John twists his ankle buying Sherlock's groceries. Please review!

One shot that got away from me. Sherlock struggles to find where he belongs and how to avoid being bored (and all the problems that leads to). Written in third person, more from Mycroft's point of view - Kidlock through adult, almost to series.

A one-shot [of pure angst]. Sherlock has some important words he needs to say to his pathologist.

Mycroft's had enough & needs Sherlock to come back. But how will everyone react to Sherlock's revival and Mycroft's deceit? Sequel to "I Owe You" (prob need to read first). Follows Series 3 episode by episode. Rated M for drug use. I do not own Sherlock. That honour goes to Arthur Conan Doyle, Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss. NO COPYRIGHT INTENDED. [Finished]

Tuvo la tentación de extender la mano y acariciarle el rostro, decirle que no pasaba nada, que todo estaba bien, que no había cometido ninguna tontería y seguía siendo el Sherlock de siempre.

John Watson comes home from a work trip and is greeted by a pining Sherlock. In three, two, one, they're no longer platonic...[smut]

There's the heartbroken and then there's the one who mends the stitches. But with John and Sherlock, which is which? And will they survive each other's emotions, let alone the new enemies out on the London streets? Rated M for sex, violence, drugs and sexual torture.

This girl had nothing to hide, and nothing to lose or live for. She was not interesting, yet she wasn't boring. So, why can't Sherlock get her out of her mind palace? Even if she is helping, he was busy. **Disclaimer: I do not own Sherlock. The Sherlock BBC series belongs to Mr. Moffat and Sir Doyle.

Have you ever wonder about Sherlock and John - two total opposites, yet together - as partners - they make one whole entity. A birthday gift for Mattsloved1, rated M because I think it ought!

Even in the darkest of times, there is always a flicker of hope for love. Major feels going on. Beautifully melancholic if you want to feel the love

All the signs were wrong, but one message set the story straight. *tear*

Things get heated at a crime scene. All is not what it seems.

The overbearing heat is getting the better of one John Hamish Watson.

Sherlock is surprised by how his body reacts to John's voice. Very hot results

Fanfic basado en la mítica canción "No light, no light" de Florence and the Machine a la que tanto señalan la relación entre Sherlock y John. Johnlock.

Parce que les enfants posent toujours des questions. Parce qu'ils ont souvent des idées. Et parce que parfois ils nous font réfléchir.

Eyes are windows to the soul. Eye-mates were two people who had the exact same colors and patterns in their irises. Every child in the world would yearn for the day they turned thirteen so they could begin their search for their eye-mate. Johnlock

Meet Sherlock Holmes. The world's greatest match-maker. His match-making record is spotless. But there is one match he never predicted.

Anguirus is a strange girl with a strange name. Jim Moriarty takes a special interest in her only to find out that she might be just as insane as he is.

The relationship between Jim Moriarty and Molly Hooper

*HLV Spoilers* (post-Unknown Variables) "The east wind takes us all in the end." - Sherlock Holmes. The time between the plane taking off and landing again.