John is devastated by his best friend and secret love, Sherlock's death. He copes by visiting his grave every day for sixty days. Will this be closure enough, or will John need more to know that Sherlock has heard his words?

A Drarry Story. After the war, and after the funerals of the Fallen Fifty, the Golden Trio has fallen apart. Set in the first two weeks of year eight in which it turns out that Neville is a very perceptive young man and Draco finds out that hanging around Gryffindors can be hectic, funny, dangerous, and quite detrimental to one's health. Can Draco bring the Golden Trio back together and can he successfully woo Harry in the process?

Six times John and Sherlock settled, and one time they didn’t. (Six scenes from BBC Sherlock retold from Sherlock and John's POV, plus a Johnlock coda.)

•High School AU• Lance McClain and Keith Kogane have never gotten along. They've been rivals since kindergarten. They funny part, is that no one knows why they first started hating each other, not even them. After a revenge prank, pulled by Lance, they both end up in detention. They bicker the whole time, only shutting up when the teacher comes back. Unfortunately for them, Lances parents are going out of town, and Shiro just so happens to be friends with them. They all know that Lance and Keith's petty rivalry needs to end, so Lance and Keith get stuck rooming together for two weeks. What could possibly go wrong? Or right? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Look! It's not bnha related! And I won't put it on hold this time! Crazy!

[ COMPLETED] Keith's jaw dropped as his heart stopped. The electricity flowing through him felt like static as he turned to Lance. Lance's arms were around him quick, pulling him close and lifting him up. Keith saw Lance spin him around but he couldn't feel it. He was numb. He felt like he was watching it happen from someone else's point of view. He saw how deep Lance's eyes were and how wide his smile was. Keith ran his hands through Lance's hair, trying to capture this moment forever. He couldn't stop the laugh that bubbled out of him. He was so happy, and felt so warm and numb. The moment was surreal, just him and Lance. ... Keith and Lance have been "friends" since high school, but everyone sees them more as rivals. They can't stand to be around each other, but when their jobs bring them closer together, Keith sees Lance in a different way and Lance starts feelings things other than anger. {Cover done by my wonderful friend Avie, @damnallgoodnamesgone check out her work!}

[DOES NOT BELONG TO ME IN ANY WAY!! ] -Written by KaSaPe- It all starts when Lance decides to do a nice thing for the emo guy on the train. Because good deeds are important, that's what life (and his mamá) taught him. It ends with a friendship he never would have dreamed of. Original Upload: https://archiveofourown.org/works/9303215

A collection of Johnlock one shots since I've become obsessed with the Baker Street boys! This book is not on a schedule and is updated relatively infrequently. Sometimes I will update several times a week, but others I might not update at all.

Prince Roman is a prestigious young royal, who's as wealthy as he is fair. However, he has access to something Captain Virgil Black has been after his entire life, putting a target on his head that ends up getting him captured by pirates. This book is completed.

Shortly after World War II, something happened to the human race-something extraordinary. After so much death, humans grew to evolve. Some became stronger, others faster. However, many developed more dramatic abilities-superpowers, to put it simply. Some "Paragons," as they deemed themselves, could fly; others could read minds. And some of them got completely fucked in the power department. Not everyone evolved to possess these skills. These people-muggles, cripples, "Voids"-were viewed as lower; to Paragons, they were useless, worthless wastes of space. Anyone weak was like a bug to them; well, most of them. As anyone would expect, when a good portion of the world becomes powered, some of them are bound to have a superhero complex.

Sixteen-year-old Faith Everett, reeling from her parents' divorce, is angry at being uprooted to the quiet town of Meadow. Guarded and defiant, Faith resists connection, seeking solace in solitude and substances. Her pain is fiercely private---she refuses to let anyone, least of all her well-meaning mother, in. Hope Chamberlain, the minister's daughter, is known as Mother Theresa in Meadow. She's devoted to her faith and her community, and is always looking to make a difference. Hope's world revolves around service and tradition, and she leads the church's summer camp with unwavering optimism. When Faith is forced to attend church camp, her path crosses with Hope's, and the two could not be more opposite. Hope sees Faith as her newest mission; Faith wants nothing to do with Hope. But beneath their differences, an unexpected bond begins to form---one that pushes both girls to confront painful secrets, question their beliefs, and redefine what family and friendship truly mean. In this moving coming-of-age story, Hope and Faith learn that loving and losing, defiance and healing, are all part of growing up---and sometimes, the path to redemption begins where you least expect it.