Johnlock_2016
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John Watson knew from the start that Sherlock Holmes wasn't normal. He'll never know just how not normal Sherlock really is.
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Cliche, John and Sherlock are already dating au. John gets back from war, comes to crime scene, Donavan and Anderson are jerks, John is awesome. Sherlock's in love.
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If colours could love by Ivecygnus
Fandoms: Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
13 Nov 2020
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John Watson can't recognize colours until meeting his long lost soulmate.
After he receives a dairy containing ambiguous information, John is determined to understand what his real connection with Sherlock is and if there is a truth behind the case he's rejected, which must be finally revealed. The result is more than wonderfulーJohn earns an affectionate man who takes every opportunity to cuddle him and a new world of erupting colours and mutual art.
"Past and present couldn't possibly have a tipping point and in contrast to all my beliefs they do. Your sympathy and loyalty were this crossroad, between the possible and the unproven. My only way out of this crisis was the scariest case I've been given, it was you and it has always been you. How could you make past and present flow into one and the same, John?"
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Apparently wrote this for a bingo or prompt and never posted???? winglock and soulmate AU. A retelling of the first episode...
Wings, Sherlock ponders as he lets his eyes trace over the golden threads on the wings in front of him.
Most people use them as decoration, dyeing and plucking them to maintain a certain aesthetic. Like peacocks, their designs are often used for seduction, if not expression. He usually would ignore wings in a case like this, especially ones that are as unkempt as these. Sherlock shifts, aware that Molly is watching him from the window, and his own wings flex behind him into a similar position.
The golden threads in his wings are the only things that make this case interesting. As much as Sherlock likes to dismiss notions of fairytales, the fact that soulmates cause a measurable shift in wings is fact. The wings turn golden, either by thread or feather, and –the reason this case is interesting –then you can fly.
“How then,” Sherlock muses, “did you fall?” -
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“You’re so good with Rosie,” John murmured. “What do you think of fostering?”
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When Rosie was three, John and Sherlock moved their family out to Sussex and settled into a gentler life. Sherlock picked up some cases with the local police and John established a private practice clinic that was doing quite well. They got married on the beach with Rosie as flower girl and all was idyllic. Rosie was getting older though, and if they were going to have more kids, now would be their chance. Foster care came up and all parties were happy. After a string of short-term stays, a quiet little boy turns the family’s life upside down.