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Green.
The word green was used to convey a great many things. Illness. Envy. Inexperience.
Standing there amidst Janine's chattering bridesmaids, watching Sherlock furrow his brow and study fabric swatches, watching him smile and simper and flirt, John thought it a remarkably apt colour choice. Because he felt quite sick to his stomach, he feared the source of said sickness might very well be jealousy, and he had absolutely no idea at all what to do about it.
Or: Sherlock needs to fake a relationship for a case. He doesn't ask John.
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29 Nov 2019
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Amazingly in character and also a recovery from the disaster of season 4. A grand Rom Com.
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John Watson was too small to be a Dom. That seemed to be the general consensus. His ID and the thin black bracelet on his right wrist confirmed that yes, he was, but Sherlock had yet to see him out-shout anyone else, Dom or Sub. He quite frankly didn’t seem to be interested.
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After a tragic confrontation with terrible consequences, Sherlock and John follow Mary as she flees to America.
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To the World by wordstrings
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
31 Jul 2019
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Part 1 of the Brief History of Culinary Time series, in which Aziraphale and Crowley taste just about everything except for each other, right up until...
(Author's Note: the timeline of the fic goes slightly against the canonical timeline of Good Omens--not because said author isn't aware, but because said author believes in science, unfortunately, and can't find it in herself to endorse a 6,000 year old world.)
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- Part 1 of A Brief Culinary History of Time