They still had too many boxes to open, between them. They hadn't even touched Lily and James – that was almost too painful. At least there, some of the story was well known. They'd open those boxes, too – one by one. Wrench one knife from the heart, and then the other. Or: Sirius has a layover at Remus' apartment before going on the run. Sequel to the school story, From the Librar

There were photographs. And letters. And lives. Thirty years of correspondence hoarded by Remus Lupin, and Harry didn't even know where to begin looking. In the From the Library of June Williams universe.

They said Sirius Black wasn't much of a reader. They were wrong, and June Williams hated the fact that she'd been the one to prove it. [Sirius Black x OC, with hints of Remus Lupin x Sirius Black. Yes, it is 2012 again!]

The strange thing about June Leto was, no one seemed to know her from eve. And strange things tend to gravitate to the marauders; specifically, one Sirius Orion Black

Mary was a fit match for John, right up until Sherlock realised she was annoyingly perceptive. About Molly, of all things. His urge to wipe that smirk off Mary's face seemed to exceed the fact that he knew she didn't lose bets. One-shot. Companion piece to 'Mr. Holmes.' Sherlock/Molly.

Sherlock had never really considered Molly as a one to have power over him, and he was rather reluctant to name this power. One shot. Molly/Sherlock.

When Sherlock and Molly met is a very good question, as Molly has seriously begun to question her memories. As a child, she had loved him, and now, as an adult, she wasn't even sure if she had known him as a child. Molly/Sherlock. Future Lemons. Kid!Lock. Kid!Molly. More of an explanation inside, and this is mainly Sherlock and Molly developing into people.

The biggest mystery Sherlock Holmes had encountered came in the form of something he had never quite expected. After all, what were these ships, canons and whatever else Molly seemed to be talking about? He never had taken Molly for someone who spoke in code, but the mystery really was extremely interesting...

With Mary's score continuously going up on the game of chess she was playing with Sherlock Holmes (without his knowledge), Mary decides to strategize with a few pawns into winning the game entirely. Sequel to 'Little Miss Hooper' and 'Amateur Chemist, Mary Watson', and now part of a series of oneshots of Mary Matchmaking.

As a conclusion to the game Mary Watson had been playing, the oblivious and mildly unobservant characters of Sherlock's life finally open their eyes to what was happening in 221B. Sequel to 'Watson Investigates, Hooper Blushes'. Oneshot.

Chemistry – the strangest of all sciences. One usually imagines a labcoated individual, playing around with an elaborate chemistry set of beakers, test tubes, coloured liquids and a lot of fire. One does not imagine a blonde haired, red coated woman, who stifles her laughter as she plays with the romantic notions of one Consulting Detective. Oneshot. Sherlock/Molly.

Mary had to confess, she hadn't thought much of Molly Hooper before they met. And even when they met, there really wasn't much to it. She was simply Sherlock and John's friend who was marrying an absurd doppelganger of Sherlock - that is, until she actually got to meet Little Miss Hooper, controller of all operations.

While Darwin played an important part in Molly's life, she was yet to understand his significance in her context. And Moran provided the perfect opportunity by kidnapping her, giving her plenty of time for such chains of thought. Molly Centric. Implied Sherlolly. M for torture. strong!Molly.

"Can you imagine romance with Sherlock? He'd poison his girlfriend just to see if it works." - How nice would it be, if we considered the possibility? Molly/Sherlock. One shot. Loosely connected to my other One shots.