A one-shot [with no happy ending]. What happens when it's time to say goodbye?
:: CONTAINS SERIES 3 SPOILERS :: A one-shot. Molly informs Sherlock that he's gotten it all wrong.
A collection of all the Sherlolly bits and bobs that don't quite qualify as standalone pieces of writing. However, they are certainly no less precious. Every Sherlolly moment is a precious one, no matter how furtive. [Ratings range from K to T and I will be individually rating them. But I've labelled the whole collection as Rated T, just to be safe.]
A one-shot. Molly plays a crucial role in securing Sherlock's survival from the fall off Bart's rooftop, and that is not all that is secured in the process.
A collection of one-shots or drabbles, chronicling the wonder that is Mycroft Holmes in the role of uncle to Sherlock and Molly's children.
A [random, fluffy] one-shot. Sherlock analyses his statistics with Molly and decides to move things forward.
A one-shot. Fresh from the Reichenbach operation that secured Sherlock's life after 'death', Molly reacts from its aftermath.
A one-shot. Sherlock has formed the habit of waiting for Molly to finish her late shifts at Bart's. On one of these evenings, Sherlock reviews a memory and contemplates the present, all while waiting for the very person who sits at the centre of his thoughts.
A one-shot. Clara has lived three years without the Doctor and her adventures in space and time. After a Christmas do, Clara finds herself face to face with someone who feels to her as significant as the Doctor was, but is not him at all. Contains some strong language.
A (strange, random) one-shot. Sherlock finds himself in a little bit of a fix after deeply upsetting Molly, only to be taught a firm lesson by the pathologist herself. Rated T for strong language.
A one-shot. Molly returns from a busy day on the brink of exhaustion and thinks her mind is playing tricks on her. Little does she know she's forgotten a rather important occasion. Thankfully, Sherlock Holmes is there to remind her.
A [silly & fluffy] one-shot. The detective is mysteriously absent on the day he has to collect some prized specimens from Molly at Bart's. Worried, Molly rushes to see if anything serious has happened, much to the surprised amusement of John and the delight of the detective.
A one-shot. Sherlock goes to visit Molly at the lab. And for the first time, he is visiting her for her, not for anything else.
A [random and weird] one-shot. Sherlock notices a peculiarity in Mycroft's life and goes to examine it. Upon realising a certain new arrangement in his brother's life, Sherlock contemplates a new arrangement of his own. [Mostly Mycroft-centric, with a Sherlolly conclusion]
A (crazy) one-shot. Sherlock cannot explain it, but finds himself needing to find Molly. A random, bizarre take on meeting Molly again, two years after Sherlock had fallen from the top of Bart's.
A one-shot. A short imagining of Sherlock's contemplations that could have led to his invitation of Molly over to Baker Street.
A one-shot. Molly teaches Sherlock something new, and he finds the lesson most remarkable.
A one-shot. Sherlock returns to Baker Street after a difficult case and is met with a rather startling truth.
A two-part story. Sherlock finally decides to articulate his affection for a certain pathologist by unconventionally taking a conventional approach to inviting her out to dinner.
A one-shot. Sherlock Holmes is rescued once more from near death and comes to terms with the one who always mattered. [Rated T for violence and gore]