AU. John Watson is a former army doctor recently returned from Afghanistan — injured, depressed and bored to tears with medical practice in civilian life. But he has no idea what he's getting into when he interviews for the position of staff doctor on the next expedition to Mount Everest led by world-famous mountaineer Sherlock Holmes. Unabashed Johnlock — almost no angst here!
John accidentally signs a text to Sherlock with the words "Love you" and then wonders if he'll ever be able to look his flatmate in the eye again. Rated K-plus for two men kissing, but that's it. From a prompt I saw on tumblr a week or so ago. Written for Cumbermey, who's in the hospital. Feel better fast, sweetie.
Another little one-shot based on my AU story, "John on Solid Ground." The title says it all.
AU A little one-shot based on my story John on Solid Ground. John has only been living with Sherlock for about two weeks, but already the mountaineer has started to gain some much-needed weight for his next expedition to Mount Everest. Fluff ensues. Absolutely no angst here.
Sherlock stops by the store to pick up a bottle of milk and goes home with something unexpected.
AU. A little one-shot based on my story "John on Solid Ground." The mountaineer feels deprived because his new expedition doctor never really flirted with him in the five hours it took for them to get together when they first met. Now Sherlock thinks it's time for John to make that up to him.
This is the sequel to "Milking It For All It's Worth," the one where Sherlock goes to the supermarket to pick up a bottle of milk, and ends up bringing home his very own John Watson. It is posted at AO3 as "The Sequel to the One Where Sherlock Goes to the Supermarket for a Bottle of Milk and Ends Up Taking Home a John Watson." They allow longer titles over there.
AU one-shot based on the chaptered story, "John on Solid Ground." Honeymoon over, John and Sherlock Watson-Holmes just want to be left alone to get ready for the next step of their journey. But the news is out about their marriage, and Sherlock knows he will be hounded by tabloid reporters and paparazzi until he gives some kind of statement to the press before leaving for Nepal.