Molly Hooper longs to be like the clique of it-girls that run Baskerville : the unaffected, unattainable Sign of Three. Unfortunately, in addition to their popularity, the Three dominate the school into submission with their cruelty. When Molly impresses the leader, Irene Adler, with her incredible forgery skills in order to get them out of detention, the Three let her into their clique. Molly is thrilled until she discovers that to be apart of the now Sign of Four, she must slouch down to their level. Meanwhile, Molly meets a mysterious new boy, Jim Moriarty. When an innocent prank results in the accidental poisoning of Irene Adler, Jim convinces Molly to stage Irene's suicide. The results are so successful that Molly and Jim, high on their newfound power, resolve to rid Baskerville of the cruelly popular elite forever. (Plot and most dialogue belongs to the writers of Heather's the Musical)

Sherlock couldn't believe what he was hearing: what she was asking was the impossible, wasn't it? Closing his eyes again he tried to say it the way she wanted it. "I... love you." It sounded more forced than the actual truth, causing him to shake his head violently. Taking another shaky breath, Sherlock searched his inner thoughts. He remembered every moment they spent together; every conversation; every laugh; every awkward moment; every cup of coffee; every unspoken word; every kiss on the cheek; every minute he wished he had spent admiring her beauty. He recalled every one of those short moments of emotion and put it into just three little words: "I love you." Edited: 11.21.2020

Hello to the Sherlockians of the vast Wattpad world! I am happy to present a whole bunch of BBC Sherlock imagines! I understand if some of you read this and think "what?" because I went back through and kinda cringed at my own writing. So...I know they aren't the best but I am learning as I go. 😁 I hope you guys all enjoy and...yah! Thanks to you all! 💖 As of now, I am NOT taking requests!

After he asked her to say those words she knew that everything would become that much harder to deal with. All those times he would put her down and not realize it , she hoped that behind those insults was compassion . She hoped that he would realize how he treated her and that he would admit how he felt, but she knew that after this , it was too good to be true .He was playing a game, a game that she was sick of and she was ready to give up. What happens when other circumstances arise that will change Molly and Sherlocks lives forever and will they be able to handle It? *This is my first Story on Wattpad so be nice I'm not used to typing all my ideas up. ...I usually just write everything down. I do not own any characters in the fanfic. All characters are property of the BBC

Oneshots following the ever confusing, adventure-bound, love-entangled lives (and alternate lives) of our favorite consulting detective and pathologist.

Molly Hooper knows love. She's grown up with love, felt the overwhelming rush of ecstasy it provides. Felt it's crushing devastation. She's felt that especially. Sherlock Holmes, on the other hand, is new to love. He has never experienced love, instead living off the rush of solving cases and being cold and virtually heartless. In this way they are so very different, that is, until love comes barreling down their door and wrapping the two up in an adventure that will change their lives forever... //COVER CHANGE\\

❪ MCU QUICKSILVER x OC. ❫ pietro maximoff thought florea damion died in the bombing of sokovia. when he sees her on the opposite side of the battlefield years later, he figures that he thought wrong. ❰ COMPLETED MAY 2015. THE SEQUEL, "SUPERSONIC", IS OUT. ❱

Mother's Day At The Orphanage is collection of semi-autobiographical short stories about odd jobs, fake businesses, mistaken identities, close shaves, and near misses, written by David Leigh Abts and Michael Shattuck, edited by Leslie Blodgett, and with the Foreword by Courtney Taylor-Taylor (Frontman of The Dandy Warhols). It is also a collaboration with guest NYC authors and Baltimore/D.C. artists - a chance for a bunch of friends who dig each other's creative work to get together and put something out, and asks the following burning questions. Has Art Garfunkel ever taken your putt-putt club? Was Michael Jackson the focus of your middle school science fair project? Have you ever tried to coax a moth out of your ear with a lamp? [New chapters every Friday]

A mother's love knows no bounds. When Kayla's husband brings home divorce and custody papers the carefully erected illusion comes crashing down.