Socksheep
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- Sherlock (TV) (3)
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John and Mycroft embark on a relationship while trying to keep Sherlock in the dark.
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- Part 2 of The doctor and the spy
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John is walking home from the clinic one afternoon when Mycroft appears and offers him a lift. Things get a little out of hand.
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- Part 1 of The doctor and the spy
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25 short Johnlock ficlets showing how they eventually get together.
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When a case crosses both their desks, Greg and Mycroft find themselves working together. Working together in a variety of situations. In a variety of offices. With various levels of sleeved and unsleeved forearms...
And so what is Greg supposed to do, exactly? Ignore the forearms? Go back to pretending he doesn't know they exist?
Imagine.
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22 Apr 2024
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John Watson is nineteen and living with a friend, Sherlock Holmes. The young man falls for his flatmate's older brother, Mycroft. The two start an open relationship, and in an instant, John is addicted to sex while falling even deeper in love with the older man. He is also attracted to Mycroft's casual boyfriend, Greg Lestrade. It's the start of something none of them plans for.
(11/12/24- updated chapters 1-5 after editing)
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09 Nov 2021
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April Fools - The Joke Is On You by distantstarlight, Dragonlitterchanger
Fandom: Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
30 Dec 2016
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19 Jul 2020
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The creature rolling about in Harry's chest proves to be less metaphorical than anyone thought. What other nasty little beasties do we know that live inside people's ribcages?
Rated R for the gore in the prologue.
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19 Jun 2020
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Mycroft Holmes invites Gregory Lestrade to his parent's house for the Christmas holiday to pretend to be his boyfriend. The lines between reality and fiction are a bit blurred.
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24 Dec 2019