S3, It's quite difficult to make friends with a dragon. Even more difficult to make friends with one like Sherlock. He stared at him, mind whirling. "You're a bloody dragon! When were you planning on telling me!" "It never came up until now" "Never came -!" He started incredulously, "Sherlock-" Eventually Johnlock

His son, he knows, is many things he will never be, and even more that he will never understand.

"That was so cool, Mr. Holmes! When can we do that again?" "Hopefully soon. And you can call me Sherlock, Archie." A series of one-shots following the progression of Archie and Sherlock's friendship and their adventures together, told through various characters' POV.

"He sees it in the wistful glances at small children on the street, and in the way she deviates from her usual trek throughout the hospital in favor of routes that pass the maternity ward."

Mycroft Holmes knows his brother's children are extraordinary, though not for the reasons other people find them to be.

She had known that Sherlock would be a better parent than he expected himself to be, but the full extent of it still smacks her with delight at times.

Before the Work, there was Victor Trevor. [Rated T for mild guy talk.]

Sherlock has never met John Watson, but knows he must. / Or in which Mike Stamford has one job, and fails without knowing. / During 'A Study in Pink.' / AU.

Just as she is an unusual woman, he is an unusual water spirit. His beautiful song draws her in and her kind words bind them together.

The clerk's words surprised John, and he sighed not wanting her to be upset. Making his voice as steady as possible, he kindly said, "Sherlock died three months ago - You must have been mistaken."

*Warning for references to self-harm* It's not the boredom that bothers him most. Never has been.

For a Prompt: Sherlock and John go to a beer festival (either as part of a case or just for a day out) and Sherlock's reluctant and crabby at first but then gets swept up in it and eventually wins the Yard of Ale competition and then John has to help a very drunk Sherlock home with a very bloated belly & use his doctors skills to tend to his drunken, bloated flatmate. Belly rubs!

this is just my take on why Moriarty finally snapped and why he says this when him and Sherlock meet at the pool sorry if its not good its my first time doing this and i suck at summary's.

Sherlock helps Molly jump to a conclusion involving their relationship. Sherlolly

Mycroft attend de pied ferme son nouveau garde du corps, pourtant il s'attendait à tout sauf à Harry.

Une fuite en avant pour un John de 17 ans à la recherche de son futur. Une rencontre inespérée dans un bar Bavarois pourra lui apporter la clef... JOHNLOCK soft

Sherlolly Phantom AU. Few people know what truly transpired at L'Opera Populaire the last night of its operation. Perhaps, after so many years, the case of the phantom and the lost soprano might finally be resolved.

A one-shot. Sherlock hits a rough patch from a case gone awry. The people closest to him step in to help him, sending requests for the only help he needs.

The thing is, Molly hasn't always dressed like that.

"Molly nunca le dice "No" a Sherlock. ¿Qué está pasando? Sherlolly". Traducción del fanfic When Molly Said No, escrito por cactusnell. One-Shot.

Sally is undercover, Sherlock decides to go undercover too, and strange, impulsive, but not necessarily horrible things follow throughout the evening. *First in the "Working It Out" series!*

Someone has been following Sherlock, but who is it? Someone from his past has come back to haunt him. R&R. No slash. :)

My imagining of the missing gay bar scene. Pining. Jealousy. Unspoken declarations. Missed opportunities. Angry kissing. Johnlock. Angst.

To say John and Sherlock were in two very different position's on the day John and Mary's daughter was born was an understatement.

When Mycroft opened the door he did not expect to see a dripping wet girl with his name on a piece of paper. Now he needs her help to solve the biggest mystery he has ever encountered, Moriarty's return! T for suggestive themes and drug use. Criticism is welcome.