Fem!John and guy!Sherlock. This is a set of drabbles following the events and adventures of John Watson and Sherlock Holmes: the funny, the cute, the not-so funny, and the not-so-cute.T for slight language. Now Complete!

John drops a term of affection at a crime scene, with unforseen results. Part of the 'Geography of a Shared Life' series, vignettes exploring aspects of John and Sherlock's established relationship.

Not everyone appreciates each other's taste in music. My first attempt at a 221B. It was harder than I thought! Please read and review! :)

Moriarty has returned, and John knows it's only a matter of time before he comes after Sherlock. Stress is at an all-time high when a client comes calling. Sherlock takes the case, and the two are whisked off to an estate in the countryside. Now undercover, John and Sherlock must rekindle their relationship. But can things ever really return as to how they were before? 3 of 3.

John and Sherlock have hit a plateau in their relationship, but neither is willing to talk about it. When Lestrade comes in with a new and frankly urgent case, John and Sherlock are forced to define what they exactly are to each other... and how far they're willing to go for one another. 2 of 3.

It was another boring Sunday when Mycroft walked into their flat and blackmailed Sherlock to investigate a case for him. For Sherlock, this case is nothing special - just another one of Mycroft's "national security" cases. For John, it hits too close to home. As old colleagues and memories resurface, John finds it hard to hide his emotions from an ever observant Sherlock. 1 of 3.

A story about the five times John fell asleep on Sherlock, and the one time Sherlock fell asleep on him.

John and his rugby mates have a particularly interesting tradition: each year, someone is gifted a pair of red, y-front pants for Christmas. That following New Year's Eve, that person has to perform a strip tease for the rugby team. After years of being in the army, John all but forgets about the tradition. That is until he receives a present in the mail.

John H. Watson comes to realise that fighting one's instinct is not always easy... and not always the best thing to do.

After being bitten in Afghanistan, John Watson is honourably discharged after presenting as an Omega. He is sent to the Centre, a location that keeps Omegas in order to pair them with a compatible Alpha through a five step process. For John, this place has become a prison. However, that is soon to all change for John when an Alpha finally decides to go through the process with him.

After Sherlock "experimented" on John's mobile, he has no other option than to go to Jim from IT in order to get it fixed. Luckily, Jim is just the man for the job.

Not too long after "A Study in Pink," John Watson finds that he has a secret admirer. While Sherlock finds it intriguing, John isn't entirely sure what he's getting himself into. As with everything dangerous, though, he goes in head-first.

John Watson just wanted to watch the annual migration of dragons from the tree tops. Never once did he imagine that he would get closer than that.

John Watson finally becomes John Moriarty, and he's just starting to get used to it... and understand all that it entails.

After being kidnapped off the street, John wakes up in a locker room. Not only does he find out Jim Moriarty's true identity, he discovers that he is in heat... and the only Alpha in the room is Jim Moriarty himself.

After being shot, John Watson is honourably discharged and forced to return to London. Upon his return, he finds that he is missing excitement in his life. He decides to take a buddy's advice and become a blood donor for vampires in hopes that it will help. When he is rejected because of the shrapnel in his shoulder taints his blood, he decides to just make the best of the night.

John continued to call his friend, even when he knew there would be no one to answer.

There were four facts about soulmates that everyone knew. One: every living soul had a soulmate somewhere in the world. Two: in order to identify one's soulmate, one had to make skin-to-skin contact with that person. Three: that soulmates, once they find each other, generally could not bear to be separated. And four: most people never found their soulmates.

When John's sickly, younger sister, Katherine Watson moves into 221B Sherlock doesn't know exactly what to make of her. As she joins their group . What difference can a seemingly odd, young girl make in the heart in our lovely Holmes? And who is Abigail? Why does the name of her make the two Holmes brother go silent? DISCONTINUED

"SHERLOCK, YOU ARE A PSYCOPATH!" John roared. "I am a highly-functioning twerker, John, do your research." RATED T FOR TWERK

It turns out you really don't get used to buildings falling on you, even if you try. Written for a HC bingo prompt.

John Watson had always assumed that he would never play a major role in Moriarty's game. He is taken by surprise when Moriarty makes a shocking demand: one month with John Watson in exchange for Britain's tactical positions and plans in Afghanistan. John has now become a pawn to be used as both Moriarty and Mycroft please. But what everyone forgets is that a pawn has power, too.

The first time Jim Moriarty broke into 221B, he hadn't been expecting much, and he definitely didn't expect it to become a habit.

Unoriginal title, I know. Just a random drabble that came to mind a couple months ago about John and Sherlocks reunion. No Slash.

A new and gruesome case brings out a Sherlock that John had no idea existed.