Drabble about the contrast between Sherlock and John, and the intrigue of those two combining. John/Sherlock slash if you want.

A fourth episode, beginning where the third ended. In which Sherlock and John play the cards dealt to them; featuring running, puzzles, running, a card game analogy, and more running. Major spoilers for the entire series. Now Complete.

An Axe Murderer, Five Stitches, a Banana and a New Pair of Shoes... They're a seemingly random collection of things, unless Sherlock and John are involved, and then the items as a collective make complete sense. Oneshot. Complete.

"Now I see that you are the key to breaking him, and for that, you have my infatuation."-set after The Great Game, semionesided Mortson as well as S/J fluff, T for safety, enjoy.

Sherlock needs his morning coffee. One-shot. John/Sherlock

No hay tiempo para pensar ni para sufrir, pero tampoco puede evitarlo. Spoilers 1X03. Ligeramente Holmes/Watson. Reviews

Lestrade reflexiona acerca del mayor misterio que Sherlock Holmes le ha presentado: John Watson.

It's easy to forget that one memory, in another person's eyes, can tell an entirely different story; Sherlock remembers betrayal, Mycroft remembers guilt. A very brief look at a Holmes childhood event that had a profound effect on the brothers.

Sherlock needed to feel every beat of his heart, every rise and fall of his chest as he breathed. It was the only way to completely assure himself that John was alive and right there next to him, and not dead, no, never dead… John/Sherlock

Everybody knows that inspector Lestrade needs Sherlock Holmes to solve the most complicated crimes.What happens if,this only time,he actually can't ask for his help,on the edge of losing his job for the trust he lent to him. Solution: recruit a new freak.

In which John tries to deduce Sherlock's sexuality, and Sherlock has much more important things on his mind. Like omelets and false moustaches.

Six small snapshots of the two Holmes brothers in regards to their family.

Sherlock finds his rapture in John. Sherlock/John-slash. Definitely. Be warned. Disclaimer: 'Sherlock' belongs to BBC et al. No infringement intended in any way or form.

Sherlock's grudge against Mycroft isn't quite as childish as the two brothers pretended it was in A Study in Pink - but perhaps it's time to let go. Very slight mentions of child abuse.

John realises he only lets Sherlock touch him. Much introspection follows. Pre-slash

Prompt: Friends lend you their umbrella. Best friends steal yours and yell "RUN!"

This is in answer to a prompt: John is sick and tired of Sherlock 'showing up' / ruining his dates and tells him he can only come along if he brings a date of his own...

A string of "unrelated" murders captures Sherlock's interest, But after following the clues, will he find the culprit, Or be stuck at a dead end? And with Watson's cousin, Lillian, in the picture too, will the puzzle be solved in time? Sherlock/OC

First it was the exact twenty-four hour time, then whether he could borrow my apple and then if I could recommend a respectable car dealers, all without an explanation. I don't even know him...what an odd man. Sherlock/OC

There's something strange going on in London. People are doing things they don't want to do, acting illogically...Sherlock wants to know what's going on.

It was painfully obvious that Sherlock had never seen The Princess Bride. Spoilers for A Study in Pink.

For every epic, life-altering explosion in a pool complex, there is an aftermath. Yet another post-Great Game "what if." Dreadfully unoriginal, with passing mention of spousal abuse, and gratuitous use of quotes from the episodes. I am sorry.

John has something to announce... Fun, silly oneshot.

It's hard to find the reason why when you're asking the wrong question. WARNING: implied Sherlock/John, but really only if you have slash goggles permanently affixed to your eyes, like I do. Otherwise, not so much.

Written for a kinkmeme prompt. Sherlock makes deductions about a loved up couple nearby. John realises it sounds exactly like them. S/J