Rosalind. Rosie to most. Including Benedict. She loves her family (most of the time), her job (at the best of times), her dog (all the time), and her friends. *** There is one friend though, there always is that "one friend" isn't there? Christ, how embarrassingly cliché. Should we just call it a day and end it here? No? Well okay then. The thing is cliché is cliché for a reason...because it works...well most of the time it does. Look if this all goes to hell let's just say "at least they tried" and remember them like Jack and Rose...or something like that, a bittersweet tragedy. I'm being melodramatic, don't you just love it? *** Sentiment makes malleable fools of us all eventually, including these two... Benedict. Ben to most. Including Rosalind. He's peculiar, sarcastic, witty, and many many things, if not kind of perfect. Well to someone he is. Five months apart can change things. Who's going to make the first move?

"There's never a time or place for true love. It happens accidentally, in a heartbeat, in a single flashing, throbbing moment." What happens when a conservative, "parents-fearing", ambitious, Indian woman Samantha Palaniswamy turns into British heart throb Benedict Cumberbatch's confidant? She isn't looking for love, but that doesn't mean love didn't find her. Only that, it found her in the most unfortunate time. To know what I mean, read on. "Fiction is what we lie to tell the truth" *****Disclaimer ***** All copyrights are reserved © Plagiarizing is strictly prohibited.

Student/Teacher Romance Diana Rowe-Hunter attends one of the poshest, most privileged schools in Britain. She figures that her best loved subject, physics, can't get any better when gorgeous, intelligent Mr. Cumberbatch is teaching her it. But when she becomes conscious of her soft spot for him, she tries to stay away, rather unsuccessfully...

Lucille Lambert has been living in London for about a year, getting a fresh new start in her life. While finalizing her divorce with Adam Johnson, she meets Benedict Cumberbatch, and instantly develops feelings for him. He doesn't feel the same, but right before an accident that's near death occurs, everyone's lives are changed forever.

It's impossible, right? For Benedict Cumberbatch to find me in this situation? Of all people, he chose to help me. I'm not special, I've been raised my whole life with that being said. But then, how do you explain this? *** Emerald is 19, and she's been abused all her life. She can't move out, she can't afford it, so she stays in an abusive household. But, one day, her mother goes too far. She practically kills Emerald, leaving her to die in an alley. Just when Emerald is about to give up and accept death, she's rescued. But not by just anyone, but by Benedict Cumberbatch. He takes her in, he wants to help her. But will their relationship turn into more than just friends?