John is adjusting to life after the events of MadLori's Alone on the Water, when he gets a surprise visit.

A short poem form John's point of view, recalling some things that he puts up with in exchange for love. Johnlock.

Jim and Seb are on their honeymoon when Seb accidentally uncovers an interesting secret of Jim's. He spends the remainder of the day trying to remedy it. Mormor fluff.

All John wants is a flat somewhere, and Sherlock has made a bet that he can teach anyone the science of deduction even if he will never let emotion in his life. With a little bit of luck, things will get interesting on the street where they live.

On a case, both widow and the dead man's daughter are flirting with John. Sherlock is very jealous. On their way home, they come across a dark alley. They're not in a relationship - yet. Rated M for naughty reasons. Johnlock.

"Based on John's posture and reaction to what he read in the newspaper, it must be related to his military service. Based on his response to the phone call, it was a Bit Not Good." John hadn't talked for nearly two days, hardly ate, hadn't slept well since he got the phone call, and had been avoiding Sherlock. He wasn't fine. COMPLETE. (In Between 'verse) Rated for some violence.

Moran decides to get his revenge and when it comes down to it, no one really knows what to say.

John and Sherlock throw Hamish a birthday party. Unfortunately, Sherlock is not what you would consider 'child friendly'.

• Carta-resposta de John pra Sherlock. /Pós-Finally, Watson!/

In the scene where Sherlock apologises to John in the Hounds of Baskerville imagine if Sherlock had not gone chasing after John. What if he truly believed John hated him for what he said? I feel angsty goodness coming on. Lestrade is also a major character.

This is just a short one shot about John, three years after Sherlock had jumped. Three years of struggle without the man you love really can ware on a person. I based this off of the song 'How to Disappear Completely' by Radiohead also .. Just because.

Sherlock and Watson take on a rather unsual case in a rather unsual manner. Johnlock. Disclaimer: I don't own the characters

A short discussion about Mycroft's umbrella. It could, possibly, if you wanted it set there, be between two of the poor surveillance slobs stuck on shift in the office from "Management".

He was nothing but time and water: lost hours staring at a violin or a scarf or a skull; the slow cascade of watery feeling dripping its way out of his heart, making a noise like a raindrop on the sink every time he took a step. Water and time.

Un sueño extraño, un conejo blanco y un mundo donde nada es lo que parece ¿El unico detectivo consultor del mundo lograra superar esta nueva aventura o le cortaran la cabeza?

Just in time for the 2012 London Olympics, Sherlock discovers John's hidden passion for the Games—but it turns out, there's so much more to it than just sports.

John is trying to sleep. Sherlock isn't letting him. So John shuts him up in his own way. Fluff.

Our favourite couple have some pillowtalk about names and what they mean. Sherlock loves John's name but John doesn't agree.

John discovers that Sherlock is still alive. Jim has Molly. Bit of Mormor. Might be some Johnlock, not sure yet. Chapters are short at the moment but may get longer as time goes on. Jim seems to have disappeared...I think he has vacated my brain. :P

Jim is annoyed that he didn't succeed in burning the heart out of Sherlock so he's trying it again. Only this time he is making sure he doesn't fail.

A collection of fluffy Johnlock drabbles. First one describes how Sherlock ended up in his bed after Irene drugged him in Scandal of Belgravia. Lots of cute!Sherlock.

True friends, like ivy and the wall, both stand together and both together fall - Anonymous. Drabbles of the not-so-ordinary lives of Jim Moriarty and Sebastian Moran. Please R&R.

Not everyone can handle being Sherlock's roommate. Takes place during Sherlock and Anderson's school years. Anderson meets his new dormmate this year.

Fluff - Memories from every room in 221B Baker Street. Each can be read alone. Story will develop, Johnlock will ensue. Requests taken!

At a crime scene, Sherlock discovers a practical and enjoyable use for his doctor - and it's not case-related. Sherlock/John.