ASiP's 'three patch problem' scene from Sherlock's point of view. Short pointless character motivation study.

There're people in this world. We're sure of that much. Some; ordinary. Some; extraordinary. Read as they befriend each other becoming a force to be reckoned with, both against their own kind and those who'll never understand what it is to be Skilled.

Sherlock has never liked winter. Snow was just pointless; it was cold, dangerous, and melted in your socks. John, however, has always loved winter and pondering the snow, and his flatmate, keeps him entertained.

In which it's winter, there's power outages, cold, warmth, blankets, and John finds that Sherlock is an awfully warm individual.

Greg never stopped believing. He truly never did. Post-Reichenbach. Rated T for language.

A rainy day at 221B Baker Street.

In which Sherlock gains an admirer, John disobeys orders, and Anderson is more than a little confused...

There's a new member of the Holmes family. Adapting to the Holmes lifestyle and way of doing things isn't easy, however...and just what will Sherlock make of his new brother? Post Reichenbach. Please R&R!

John is missing in Afghanistan. Amy Sandoval Watson has been born. Sherlock is stuck in London. Part 3 in a Johnlock series. It would be helpful to read the first two stories. This story picks up right where 'Dear John' left off.

221B prompt: 221 words, last word starts with B. John's POV, a canonical gap-filler for "The Reichenbach Fall." Spoilers through John's meeting with Mycroft, after the visit to Kitty Riley's; apologies to Charles Ives. Thanks to Wendy Brune for "bereft"!

One of the few times John analyzes Sherlock

It's been seven years since Reichenbach, and Sherlock has been hiding away ever since. His life is finally regaining relative normalcy. But that's all about to change as he meets a boy with an interesting comment and a fascinating name...

"He's dead, Sherlock, we found him this morning in his flat. Shot himself in the head. He left a note: 'You didn't come back, so I'm coming to you. -John'." Post-Reichenbach oneshot.

Candid, domestic drabbles regarding Sherlock and John. Pre-slash and friendship, as well as some non-sexual love in there. Complete for now.

Comment réagirait le grand Sherlock Holmes face à la mort de son seul ami, John Watson?

Mycroft spent A special Christmas with a vow spoken by Lestrade in a special way.

So you go to bed and in the morning wake up not feeling yourself! Would you be able resist temptation if given free range in your best friends body? Short, silly and hopefully funny enough to make you laugh. No slash No Johnlock, just two bad words.

3.26 am. Sherlock is bored. He and John have a 'domestic'. One-shot set sometime before TGG.

Scarlett Moriarty is your average fifteen year old sociopath, living in a foster home with no "friends". But when she reveals the secret of who her father really is, her life will never be the same again...

Unknown to the world,Jim moriarty has a little sister who is 11, Adriana Moriarty. She is just as dangerous as her big brother if not more. What happens when the two siblings get together, and how will poor Sebastian cope with two moriartys to look after?

In retrospect, Sherlock is certain that the existence of the squalling, squished, wiggling little pink thing in his arms could be entirely blamed on Mrs. Hudson. Or in other words, Sherlock and John attempt to tackle impending parenthood. John/Sherlock.

Sometimes John forgets that Sherlock is just a human. A 221B style story.

Sherlock va se marier...Et il voudrait que John soit son témoin, comment régira ce dernier?

Prompt! John gets tortured by Moriarty and ends up in a coma. He later wakes up to Sherlock holding his hand. Feels ensue.

'To be left with...well, with what? Tarnished reputations and yellowing newspaper cuttings and a thousand words that John had left unsaid.' Post-Reichenbach angst. Johnlock.