Very possessive Sebastian here. Hints of one-sided(?) MorMor.
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[A bit before the Great Game]
Sebastian walked into the living room and found Jim typing on his laptop with a cup of tea next to him.
"How did you manage to make a cup of tea without blowing up the house?!" Sebastian exclaimed.
"I did survive before you, Seb, obviously I know how to make a cup of tea." Jim sipped the aforementioned tea and typed something else.
"You can't make a sandwich, though," Sebastian raised an eyebrow, referring to that one time Jim had tried to make a PB&Nutella sandwich and set the kitchen on fire. Jim turned back and gave him an irritated look.
"I can't make a sandwich, and you can't break into Pentonville Prison. I'm not omnipotent, Seb, and neither are you."
Now Sebastian was baffled. Jim belittling himself? Never. But there he was.
Sebastian ended up grinning at Jim's display of humanity. Then he frowned. "What're you doing on there, anyway?"
"Chatting up the Hooper girl from the morgue. I want to visit Sherly without him knowing who I am, and I want to know if Hooper is a pressure point of his." Jim glanced up. "Oh, don't look at me like that, Seb, I'm just playing the Game. I'm not being serious."
Sebastian quickly made his expression cool and blank. He most certainly had not been angry at this Hooper girl for stealing the attention of Jim, because it wasn't the girl's fault and Jim had said it wasn't serious and why should he be angry (if he had been angry, hypothetically), he and Jim were platonic boss/employee-friendship and Jim is my fucking person Hooper can get her own-
Sebastian's mind skidded to a halt. Now where had that thought come from?
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Sebastian watched Molly Hooper carefully and tried to push back any and all feelings of pity and guilt. It wasn't his fault that Jim was manipulating a naïve, innocent, shy girl that just wanted to be loved. However, Sebastian couldn't stop that feeling of anger from assaulting him when Jim went on a date with Molly (date three, Sebastian counted). No, no, no, bad emotions, Sebastian Moran was a fucking colonel in the fucking army. He didn't need petty emotions of bitterness, guilt, and pity.
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[A bit before A Scandal In Belgravia]
Sebastian Moran didn't mind Irene Adler that much. After all, she had unknowingly saved Jim's life at the pool, and she was interested in Sherlock Holmes more than Jim Moriarty. Jim didn't even pretend to be the slightest bit interested in her like he had with Molly Hooper.
Irene and Sebastian had reached an agreement the one time they met. Irene would keep her hands off Jim and never mention Sebastian to "the Ice Man" and "the Virgin" (Jim's ideas, not Sebastian's), and Sebastian wouldn't kill her or her pet female, Kate.
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[The Reichenbach Fall]
Sebastian Moran hated Kitty Riley with all his heart. He wanted her to die.
Not only was she petty, cowardly, cruel, and had a twisted sense of right and wrong, but she was also living with Jim. Sebastian's Jim. Jim was staying in her house. Jim had assured Sebastian that it was only temporary, but their house was so empty without Jim in it. It didn't help that Sebastian thought he was coming down with something and he felt awful.
When Jim wins this stupid-ass Game, I'm going to personally put a bullet through Kitty Riley's temple. Sebastian thought grimly as he put down the phone he had picked up to order pizza for Jim (he hadn't called the pizza place, of course, because Jim wasn't here and Kitty Riley was a bitch that needed to die).
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Sebastian would end up killing her, but that would be later, after the suicide of ex-Colonel Sebastian Moran's only friend.
