The gentle glow of a table lamp painted a warm aura across the room, casting a cozy spell on 221B Baker Street. Beyond the windows, raindrops cascaded in a gentle cadence, creating a melodic backdrop to the quietude within.
Sherlock Holmes occupied the sofa, his normally sharp features softened in the ambient light. On the other side of the room, John Watson reclined in an armchair, a book set aside in favor of simply relishing the peaceful evening.
A vinyl record played on the turntable, its tranquil melody weaving through the air. Sherlock, feeling a quiet longing for connection, rose from the sofa and approached John. Without uttering a word, he settled beside him, and they shared a moment of unspoken understanding.
Sherlock's arm draped gently around John, pulling him close. The room embraced them in a cocoon of tranquility, the soothing notes of the music creating a tender atmosphere. Raindrops tapped rhythmically against the window, accentuating the intimacy they shared.
As the vinyl continued its soft serenade, Sherlock's fingers traced comforting patterns on John's back. The room seemed to hum with the shared heartbeat of two individuals finding solace in each other's company. The rain outside whispered secrets, echoing the subtle exchanges between them.
In the hushed room, Sherlock pressed a gentle kiss to the crown of John's head, a silent affirmation of their connection. They sat entwined, each moment deepening the bond between them. The music played on, a delicate lullaby for the quietude they cherished.
As the last note lingered, Sherlock and John remained locked in a tender embrace. The vinyl spun to a halt, yet their connection endured, an enduring testament to the sweetness found in the simplicity of shared moments and the silent language of love.
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Johnlock Oneshots
RomanceThese Oneshots are about John and Sherlock - BBC Sherlock. Some of them are very short and others are a bit long. Most of them has the same vibe as a CAS song, so i would definitely recommend listening to CAS while reading. Don't judge, English isn...
