John and Sherlock on Christmas eve... Warning: FLUFF.

John Watson transfers schools after the death of his father and ends up being roomates with none other than Sherlock Holmes. Through his adventures with Sherlock, John finds out something very interesting about him. He has a fanclub. John may come to rely on this fanclub more than he knows, but how will Sherlock react if he finds out?

Post-reichenbach. Sherlock has just fallen and wakes up in Baker Street Tube station. Based heavily on the King's Cross chapter of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows.

....I am thinking of rewriting this.... Please excuse my lack of....talent, as this was one of my first fanfictions. .... Pardon any subthemes which are inappropriate. I suggest skiping this fanfic in a whole untill I further rewrite and refine it.

Sequel to the first I Prefer To Text. Just a continuation.

Everyday texts. Part one.

John Watson has moved into Dorm 221B, and guess who his room mate is? Sherlock Holmes is proving to be a difficult guy to go to school with, much less live with. But he needs John, and John needs him. Now they are solving the biggest crimes to rock the school, dealing with their feelings for each other, and putting up with teenage girls and hormones. It is certainly going to be an interesting year.

(Sequel to 'Beside You- A Johnlock Fanfiction') Now, finally reunited and married, the consulting detective takes his blogger for a honeymoon in Paris- but not is all as it seems, because awaiting amongst the enchanting sights and blissful haze is a figure from the past, who has news of a new nemesis who wishes to topple their newfound paradise in search of bloodthirsty revenge. To top things off, the new couple begin to wonder how thin is the line between the future and the past when a strange midnight incident occurs at Saint-Michel, triggering a new, shattering string of events- and buried memories. Some of which should have remained buried for much longer... (Inspired by the song 'Between The Raindrops' by Lighthouse and Natasha Bedingfield. Contains major fluff.)