Claryroseelena
Recent bookmarks
-
The Pulse Says It All by Sherlolly_Shock
Fandoms: Sherlolly - Fandom, Sherlock (TV), Benedict Cumberbatch - Fandom, Martin Freeman - Fandom, Shermolly, Sherlock/Molly - Fandom, Molly/Sherlock - Fandom, john watson - Fandom, Sherlock Holmes - fandom, Molly Hooper - Fandom, Louise Brealey - Fandom, johnlock - Fandom, his last vow - Fandom, Sherlock - Fandom
31 Mar 2014
Tags
Summary
Based around His Last Vow. Sherlock's gone AWOL from hospital after being shot. Molly's really worried and starts to realise how much she cares about him... and as Molly gets close to him in the hospital, Sherlock reveals that perhaps he cares more than he's letting on to.
-
Tags
Summary
Recently returned from the war and struggling to adjust back to civilian life, John Watson is given an unexpected opportunity when he's hired as a security guard by Charles Magnussen on the recommendation of his former comrade, Sergeant Murray.
Before long, he finds himself assigned the unusual task of serving as personal bodyguard to Magnussen's reclusive husband. But not everything is as it seems in this household--and John gets a lot more than he bargained for looking after Sherlock Holmes.
Series
- Part 1 of Northern Light
-
Tags
Summary
Sherlock Holmes would do anything for John Watson... and that includes letting John do whatever he wants to him.
What would it take for Sherlock to stand up for himself and finally start taking care of his own needs?
(Set after TLD, ignores TFP completely)
Series
-
Tags
Summary
Mary doesn't make it in time.
Sherlock gets shot.
John is left to figure out Sherlock's true intentions, but when he does, things crumble further.
***This work is going to be expanded to talking about Sherlock's suicidal problems throughout the entire series. Think, a one-shot for each episode, all kept together. Updated to include a one-shot about the Great Game, the Reichenbach Fall, and now A Study In Pink.
-
Tags
Summary
Sherlock’s heart is pulp.
He had never wanted to see this life stilled before his own. Yet here he stands, still drawing breath with hands too clean for the guilt lining him in lead. He stares down at his mistake.
I’m so sorry.