This was not expected, to say the least, but to say it was rejected and pushed away as if unwanted would to be lying without any hint of truth. -Trigger Warnings: (This contains MPreg/Mentions of child death) -Written for 'the War" with the prompt of Fluffy/Angst.

What happens when John tries to get into Sherlock's laptop? Implied John/Sherlock. Short sweet, and to the point. Please Review! Disclaimer: I do not own Sherlock or any of its characters, sadly.

"He is alone. Like he always is. Like he always feels. Even in the middle of High-Society banquets." The night after the fall. Mycroft doesn't know whether his brother has survived or not. So when a bitter and devastated Sherlock rings his doorbell in the middle of the night, he tries to do everything he can to comfort him. And to redeem himself. Title comes from Peter Pan's song.

Random drabbles and one-shots that typically have nothing to do with each other. Johnlock! Don't like, don't read. Title based off of Coldplay's "The Scientist." Which is like, the perfect Johnlock song. Now includes 30 Day OTP Challenge.

John Watson left his old school for unspoken reasons. Now, he never allows anyone to get too close- until he meets Sherlock Holmes, who he's drawn to like a moth to a flame. Suddenly, they're wrapped up in a murder mystery that leaves even Sherlock blank. Will they be able to solve it? Or will they die trying? Johnlock, Teen!lock. Rated T for language and moderate slash.

A story told in a series of 221B ficlets based on the prompt "thirteenth" - Sherlock inquires about the rituals surrounding Friday the Thirteenth - Part of a one-a-day Sherlolly challenge. Will be a slow build but I promise fluffy endings!

Lestrade i Mycroft piją szkocką. Dużo szkockiej. Czasem też rozmawiają. Bywa, że dzieją się też inne rzeczy. Tłumaczenie. Mystrade. Johnlock.

This is the day when good men die. In the end, it was just a matter of time.

Sherlock had never really understood how people could enjoy eating. Not until John Watson and his strict routines came along. Set between seasons 1 and 2.

Over the years the lives of Sherlock, John and the Homeless Network have streamlined into the almost perfect family - always there when help is needed - and tonight they truly need each other. A 221B birthday gift for Master Mapleleaf. Rated K

*ON INDEFINITE HIATUS* In a world where magical creatures such as fairies exist it is amazing that even Sherlock Holmes could be kept in the dark, or he could have been had it not been for one rambunctious fairy. Molly had always been curious about the human world and it turns out that her curiosity might be exactly what both their worlds need. But at what cost?

"Mrs. Hudson leave Baker Street? England would fall!" Sherlock was absolutely right.

Sebastian Moran is given orders to ship out, leaving him with only one night with his criminal lover. Rated M for sexual referencing. ONESHOT.

Because Big Brother is everywhere.

John and Sherlock meet over an E-mail mishap. They never met before. Based on Love Virtually by Daniel Glattauer. John/Mary most of the time. Sherlock/Lestrade for a while. But Johnlock eventually. Composed entirely of E-mails.

Superman Returns AU, where John is the journalist and Sherlock, the superhero.

"Or you can take the other road, the one that's a bit more scary and into the unknown. Sure, it has risks, you'll probably bugger it up occasionally, but you'll be with Molly. She makes you happy. She makes you human, Sherlock, do you understand?" John Watson does his best to explain to Sherlock Holmes that choosing the Molly Hooper road is the best road for him.—Part of One-a-Day

It was too much information for John's brain to process all at once, so he decided to focus purely on one aspect, the rest be damned. [Johnlock PWP]

"Allo ?" / "Bonsoir, je suis Mr Brahams, chef-rédacteur du Sun. Je souhaiterais m'entretenir avec vous. Puis-je-" / "Envoyez-moi un mail." - 2043, retraité lambda dans le sud de la France, Sherlock n'avait jamais envisagé l'idée d'écrire ses mémoires. Certainement pas par mail. Et encore moins par le biais d'un inconnu, écrivain raté d'un tabloïd anglais.

John is called back to rejoin the military to fight against a new enemy: Hell and all the creatures who inhabit it. All that keeps him going are old memories of his late friend, knowing Sherlock would want him to fight and keep their remaining friends safe. NOTE: Not technically a crossover, but there are one or two mentions of characters from a different fandom.

Sequel to Never The Twain Shall Meet. When Sherlock comes back again to a distraught John, a brother with too many secrets and a father he hasn't seen in years, is family going to be enough to save him this time?

"Let me tell you the truth: Sherlock Holmes cannot beat Time." No one can walk backwards along the timeline, and maybe that's for the best, because what if someone could? Where would they go? Who would they leave behind (or is it ahead)? In the end, despite the truth, Sherlock Holmes decides to fight Time, for John, for himself - for himslef with John.

Looking back later in life, John always felt that he should have seen it coming sooner. But the first weeks after the Heroic Return had been so filled up that he only realised something was seriously wrong with Sherlock when it was too late for an easy way out.

Thanks to Sherlock's moping about, he and John are going to be late to a special event at the hospital. But is there a legitimate reason for the consulting detective's reticence? - POST SERIES 2 & 3 -

The one where Sherlock meets Star Trek. - Sherlock is a half-Vulcan scientist and John is his grumpy, irritable doctor. Join the inter-species pair as they venture into the unknown of space, danger, and... love? Poor Captain Lestrade's job would be so much easier without these two on his ship. - slow building intergalactic SxJW