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What happens when Sherlock starts to act a little bit different towards John? Can a sociopath actually show emotions?

When John moves into a new town, he doesn't expect much important to happen. Just a new town for him to almost immediately move away from. But when he almost immediately manages to become friends with apparently the one person hardest to become friends with, and he starts making a few more friends, he starts to rethink his mindset. || Completed || * Johnlock * * Mystrade * * Teenlock au *

Sherlock Holmes is a teen with a curse. Well, not exactly a curse- in fact, some call it a gift. His mind automatically analyzes any item or scene in front of him, unwelcome words popping into his sight and providing him with information he doesn't need. However, his pain and problems are lessened when he meets John Watson, a guy with a past that could bring nightmares to any reasonable person. Together, they grow close while sipping steaming cups of tea in a local cafe- and also by working together to solve the brutal murder of a peer.

John couldn't shake the feeling that something is wrong with Sherlock as John was battling with himself on his reoccurring thoughts of the detective, which he constantly shook off and seemed to think it was nothing. He's been acting strange towards the army doctor. But once John starts using his own methods of deductions, what he finds of Sherlock; and himself, will leave him shocked. But strangely relieved.

John is the Quidditch star and Sherlock is the school freak. They hate each other at first, but what's to say old resentments can't be forgotten? Johnlock Potterlock Mystrade Fluff only

John sees that something is wrong with Sherlock. - Avoiding John - Ignoring texts - Decling incoming calls - Acting strange - New flat mate John wanted to find out the reasoning of this. And he got what he wanted, plus something he wanted since the day they met. - Johnlock ~~

On the days leading up to John and Sherlock's second Christmas together at 221B the pair find themselves very drunk, leading to long withheld confessions, and ultimately the best Christmas that either of them have ever had.

“I’m starting to think letting you into my home wasn’t such a good idea.” “Oh it was probably the worst thing you’ve ever done.” There was a moment’s pause before he spoke again. “Do you regret it?” “Not one bit.”