Sherlock's fear of losing his vision is the dreadful reality. Without those brilliant keen eyes analysing every detail, what is there left for him? The Work is His Life. His friends know that and are very worried for Sherlock becoming blind. How will each one cope with the Day of Doom? No slash. Happy Ending. Sequel: WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER.

Sherlock is cold and stoic. He is without the capability of showing emotion-at least that is what everyone saw, but few people have ever heard him showcase his musical talent. Music is what feelings sound like. Music needs emotions, or it is nothing more than noise scratching. My Estella. NO slash, vulgarity. Frequently referenced in WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER. Can be read alone.

Certain ones count to Sherlock: Watsons, Lestrade, and others who wormed their way into his guarded heart- not always is it Molly. The one and only witty, sarcastic, and blind consulting detective who won't admit his deep affinity for those closest to him, but his friends know he does care for them. NO slash or vulgarity. WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER

When John comes home from the war, Sherlock is there to greet his husband at the airport. How will others react to the news of Sherlock having a husband? And how will John react to meeting those that are in his husbands life? And how will Sherlock and John's life continue now that John is home? johnlock slash, please review

John is deeply affected by Sherlock's suicide. His weariness seeps through the stoic façade, so Mary befriends the lonely doctor. John finds solace in her friendship, and is able to continue a life with a genuine smile until his best friend's unexpected resurrection. Happy Ending. Preceding IN WHOSE EYES? / WATCHING OVER EACH OTHER. Short story. 4 chapters.

John Watson is an army doctor, turned bored civilian. One day he gets a mysterious phone call from a man who offers him a large sum of money to take care of a wounded omega. As omegas are very rare and John has a certain sense of adventure, he accepts the offer. This brings him to an old mansion outside the town of Baskerville, where he might get more than he bargained for.

First date. First fight. First realisation that yes, Molly Hooper does indeed love Sherlock Holmes, warts and all. Even if they're both being gits about it. Standalone oneshot, post S3

A series of one-shots in which five absurdly ridiculous situations involving Sherlock annoy John to the point of driving him from the flat. John is not happy. John gets revenge. Hilarity ensues.

The weariness of existence crushes him and all he wants is to stop being, just for a little while.

Sherlock watches his plan unfold too slowly, while John copes with Sherlock's death. They both are reduced to re-evaluating certain points in their lives, along with their friendship. Story 2 of 3 in the L'esprit de L'escalier Series; Can be read on its own though, if you don't mind it.

"Sometimes I felt so stupid. I felt that I was nothing but a silly girl with expectations that couldn't possibly come true." It's well known that Molly Hopper loves Sherlock. The real question is this: Is she just another silly girl he'll never look twice at, or can it be possible that he actually does return her feelings?

Unsummoned Destiny and Unbidden Grief-Revisiting The Reichenbach tragedy from John's POV. When Mycroft failed Sherlock, John soldiered up to protect his friend. In the aftermath of the fall, John struggled with shock, grief, and self-blame because he could not believe Sherlock's despair, until too late. But was John's faith in SH really misplaced? (T for language.)

Comment Sherlock et John ont appris la nouvelle, concernant les attaques de Paris, en ce vendredi 13 novembre 2015. Et après?

Random oneshots about Sherlock and John. Mostly hurt/comfort, but also cute fluffy one shots I hope you enjoy. Disclaimer: I do not own anything from Sherlock.

Hannah and Kiera are the new residents of Baker Street moving into the newly refurbished 221C which start a chain of events with Sherlock not knowing much about them as he can't deduce them and Mycroft takes a fancy to one and John another what happens when a game starts. John/OC Mycroft/OC

The events of the past year have taken their toll on Molly's relationship with Sherlock. Four months after the broadcast that kept him in England, life remains as it ever was. Except for one thing - the nightmares. As the terrors of her dreams begin to bleed into the waking world, Molly and Sherlock must work together to defeat the monsters in the dark. Post-HLV. Sherlolly.

Molliarty, set just after the Great Game. Molly has just discovered who her lovely Jim really is. The cunning consultant, the spider. Molly, push-over in the morgue and too kind for her own good, the mouse. But this devious criminal may be enough to break Molly from her shell, to unbottle the wits and cleverness that've always hid behind a sweet mask of lies. Sort of dark!Molly.

Molly y Sherlock. Café y calabazas.

Post-Saison 2 : deux ans après la chute, Sherlock revient à Londres, décidé à retrouver sa vie et son colocataire. Mais mû par un incompréhensible sentiment de loyauté à l'égard de John, il se refuse à gâcher sa demande en mariage et prend la décision de revoir son ami plus tard. Sauf si "plus tard" ne survient jamais...

Instead of fish and chips, Mycroft and John meet over tea and biscuits

Here is a list of 50 BBC Sherlock fanfiction prompts [no Johnlock] that I will probably never get around to writing. You are free to use them.

John would have been fine if he hadn't been attacked by the gnome. But that's getting ahead of the matter.

Living with geniuses is always interesting, though it can sometimes be harrowing. The Holmes matriarch can tell you as much through those drabbles depicting various moments of her observation of the genius wildlife of her home. Drabbles series during Sherlock's childhood, with Mummy and Daddy Holmes included. Chapter 14: Sneaking In (in which Sherlock brings home a forbidden guest)

John's been having nightmares. Sherlock is going to fix them. Rated for eventual sex.

Molly makes a discovery while staying at 221B 'for her safety' that leads her to her own deductions. Because she far too kind for her own good, she decides to try to get Sherlock to open up to her. Oh, he reveals a secret alright (more than one, actually) just not what she was expecting. Warnings inside.