Greg Lestrade had his whole life planned out. He was going to become a policeman, a Detective Inspector, and he would do his job and get on with it and that would be that. Nothing unexpected. Bailing a consulting detective out of a holding cell in Norfolk was not a part of his plan. But sometimes there was just no point in arguing. No slash. Pre John.

How much do you have to mean to someone for them to die for you, or because of you? Character death, slash.

Mycroft finally leaves the family home, leaving the one person he ever cared about behind. Sherlock. Teenlock/Childlock.

The first day of the new term and Jim is already being bullied, though Sebastian is always around to provide protection. MorMor, Teenlock.

Je regarde l'objet. Mycroft me l'a offert.

In which Sherlock is almost-strangled, denies his injuries exist, John fusses and they generally exasperate a cabbie to no end. Vague spoilers for the Blind Baker. Canonical with slight tweaks and further elaboration. Might add other chapters where our favourite detective is almost strangled during other non-canon cases and the reactions of various characters.

Never make fun of John Watson's typing style - especially if your name is Anderson. Remembrance Day themed one-shot. Rated T to be safe.

Alguien aparece en mitad de la noche en Baker Street dejando un pequeño regalo a Sherlock y a John. ¿Arruinara ese regalo la relación de esos dos? O por el contrario ¿Ayudara a que se convierta en algo más?

Post-Reichenbach. John continúa escribiendo en su blog, pero no publica nada.

Couldn't think of another title. Sherlock's father confronts him about his deductions

The elevator at St Bart's is unreliable, at best. Sherlock gets trapped with a student from the neuro department. Fortunately, Miss James isn't your average 'idiot'. Deductions are based on observations made by the Author. Non-slash. One-shot. First person OC perspective. Rate K[plus] for discussions of sexuality/asexuality, and because I'm overly cautious.

"Greg se souvenait qu'il faisait froid, ce matin-là, et que le ciel, étendue incommensurable d'un bleu terne, était presque pesant au-dessus de lui." OS très court.

Part 2 of 'Leaving'. You don't have to read that to read this. Sherlock returns after playing dead.

John comes home, Sherlock isn't there.

Sherlock and John slowly adjust to a normal life. Well, as normal as a life could be with Sherlock Holmes in it.

Post reichenbach. Very post reichenbach, it's right after the fall. All their reactions. Quick story. Please enjoy!

Post Reichenbach - Sherlock decides to try out an expirement on john, but when it fails miserably everything else falls into place. johnlock (no character death...)

There's a reason Sherlock chose to keep this rhyme on his "hard drive." One-shot character study.

Inspired by the Clintasha fic, 'Dear Natasha.' Post-Rechenbach. Slight Johnlock. After the fall, John finds out Sherlock isn't dead, but is in a coma. He writes to him every day, hoping Sherlock will listen.

Sherlock tries to seduce John. Just to assess his reaction. He's curious is all, of course there's nothing else to it... but every action has an equal and opposite reaction. (No set time frame but post-TBB.)

"How would you survive a zombie hoarde? You almost excreted in your trousers when you found that spider in the bath yesterday!" "Sherlock, that wasn't a spider. That was a bloody tarantula! And you still haven't told me how you got a hold of it!" - Just a conversation between Sherlock and John in a taxi.

ONE SHOT. Sherlock is bored and turns back to drugs. Rated M for drug use.

An observation leads Lestrade to tell Watson of how he met Sherlock. Alot of undertones. Named after the Greek Goddess, Cassandra

John is fed up with Sherlock being so temperamental, being sweet one minute and then cruel the next. He's going to do something about it. But he's not sure what.

Someone told him once that walking with Sherlock meant seeing the battlefield. That didn't mean he expected to find them tucked away in quiet London flats. Rated T for brief strong language.