In which John Watson deals with his trust issues and learns the depths of Mary Morstan's courage. Mary has spent a lifetime with only herself to rely on. Can she learn to share life's troubles? Companion piece to "To Hold His Hand"-I recommend reading that story first.

John Watson wanted to hide. He was invalid home from Afghanistan at the age of 33 from a gunshot wound to his shoulder, to find a drunk for a sister who is in the middle of a nasty divorce. He meanders into the only nearby club not charging cover with the help of his trusted cane and finds to his surprise it is a Drag Club.

Molly accepts Sherlocks offer of chips with extra portions. Of course she does, she'd follow him anywhere...

John and Sherlock are invited to John's cousin's wedding. Sherlock hates family occasions, but John really want to go. Unbeknown to Sherlock he has plans to make it worth his while. A 221B for my friend MapleleafCameo - she'll understand why! Rated T because I'm just so paranoid...

As an unknown force starts turning the world into the living dead, John and Sherlock struggle to survive. (Sorry, awful summary) (Rating for violence, occasional language etc)

Mycroft Holmes, logical, rational, is by supposed to be used to his little brother's frequent near-death experiences, such as being shot in the chest. But of course Mycroft has never succeeded in detaching himself from his love for his little brother, and so he finds himself in a state of highly unusual apprehension, fearing for his brother's very life./Takes place during HLV.

What started as a friend and I writing an innocent story about bubble wrap that turned very, very dark...

Birthday drabble for the very talented Copgirl. I know how you appreciate puns, so the title is the first part of the present... Greg is driving in London on his 50th b'day and finding it a freaky experience. Silly nonsense with no cases or discernible plot. No slash, canon as much as is possible for a character who never appears in series.

For anyone else, immortality would be a blessing. For the world's only consulting detective, life everlasting has been a bit dull. But when his brother arrives with a case that's straight from a fairy tale, Sherlock Holmes must delve into London's underworld to solve the crime, save the world, and believe in the unbelievable.

Mycroft Holmes has been targeted. A typical thing, but when the assassin goes so far as to kill his son, he sends his daughter to the one place nobody would look for her: to his brother's house. Follow Elise Holmes as she attempts to find her brother's killer while keeping herself and her dad safe. Bit of Mythea. *No Mary Sue* COMPLETE

or Life and Death of Sherrinford Holmes, and What He Did to Earn Mycroft's Animosity. /-/-/ Sherrinford's background story. Warning: morally ambiguous Mycroft - but then isn't he always? One-shot.

Poetry John isn't wearing his ring in the farewell scene.

The story of how the wife of Sherlock Holmes discovered her feelings towards the highly functional sociopath through heartwarming and traumatic experiences. One Shot. Sherlock OC. Warning: Rated M for a good reason.

Quelques scènes de la série, écrites du point de vue de John ou Sherlock. Ou comment décrypter les pensées de nos deux hommes préférés...

PostS02. John disappears, bombs go off in London, and the name MORAN keeps reappearing. Sherlock wasn't the only one who fell that day. Slash.

"Same old Sherlock, you look at people, and see puzzles. I see...games. And you? You're a game I'll win every time." - Jaime Moriarty (Elementary) She was the one woman, Sherlock could never save, and he bared the consequences for his failure.

John nodded and pressed a kiss to William's head. "We'll be alright. Won't we little one? You and me, Watson and Holmes, an unbeatable duo to the end, best friends for as long as we're both breathing. My best friend." KIDLOCK. SHERLOCK CLONE. FEELS.

"You don't just find a four year old." Fluffy drabbles about life with a child in 221B for John Watson.

"You look nothing like my Dad," the child murmured pensively, hugging her knees to her chest. - A sequel to To A Child Dancing In The Wind. The title is a reference to the namesake poem by William Butler Yeats.

Oneshot - Molly está prestes a cometer um grande erro. Só Sherlock pode evitar.

***ALERTA SPOILER*** Tres años después de la muerte de Sherlock Holmes, John Watson está perdido en su propia espiral de autodestrucción. Mientras, el supuestamente fallecido detective le observa desde lejos, deseando poder ser más de un recuerdo y poder curar su sufrimiento. Aunque su anónima vigilancia dejará de serlo dentro de poco.

Un ciel immense, immense, immense, des bavardages insouciants et un flingue. Sheriarty, vague tentative de fluff, vous êtes prévenus.

Deux ans. Tu as passé deux ans a pleurer sa mort. Et pourtant, tu le vois devant toi, a te demander si tu lui a manqué. Bien sur qu'il t'as manqué. Ce n'est qu'une image, certes, mais tu as envie d'y croire. Ta raison tu hurle que c'est impossible mais pour la première fois tu as envie d'écouter ton cœur.

Moriarty, damaged but not dead due to a self-inflicted bullet, kidnaps Sherlock and his three friends and threatens to kill them unless they can help him find, the meaning of life.

This one is unrelated to the other, though I don't know maybe it could be related. SFW (safe for work) version.