Everything seems to go start going wrong for Jim once his French teacher, Ms Hudson, leaves and is replaced with a new, handsome, young man who goes by Mr Holmes. Or maybe, just maybe, things were going to go very right in a completely wrong and messed up kind of way. Who knows?

Co-written with Delta April - @heyimdelta His arms are covered in scars, just like everyone else's here. In this damn place. He isn't escaping here anytime soon... This isn't living. This is Existing. // Cover by @vinyl-

Buying milk turns into Sherlock being thrown in a cell and on trial for the murder of a middle aged shop keeper. Sherlock has no choice but to wait on his father and older brother to hopefully find a way to prove his innocence. Then, just two days into his time in jail, a boy comes to visit him and informs him he has a way to reveal who the real murderer is. "You Owe Me, Sherlock Holmes." ///This story is a collaboration with @defyingantigravity ///

Living together brings many challenges for both Sherlock and Jim. For starters, Sherlock seemed to have trouble understanding that Jim's computer was off limits. Then, on top of that, Jim seemed to ignore Sherlock at length for small reasons or sometimes no reason at all. Both were odd balls and before long they're back to their argumentative ways. Of course, it's when everything is going down hill that Jim meets the charming, handsome and (too) understanding Luca.

Sherlock's proclamation of being an unfeeling sociopath was a front, many people knew that despite what the nineteen year old thought. Sherlock Holmes was very much human even if he acted like an emotionless monster at times. And like all humans, Sherlock has a weakness or two. His weakness: A handsome boy called James, otherwise known as Moriarty, Youtuber/Vlogger and part time radio host.

A collection of Royal!lock oneshots

Pocket!lock short stories

Sheriarty one shots inspired by music

Irene Adler. Jim Moriarty. Sherlock Holmes. The Trio. They go around the school, sleeping with a range of people for seemingly no reason. Some people love them, some people hate them. Together, they play their game, racking up the points to see who can have sex with the most people. Is there a reason behind their behavior? And why does everyone seem so determined to keep Sherlock's past quiet? Or are they, like everyone assumes, just the sluts of the school?

Even when you're dying, dying isn't an option. Six months to live. That's all Sherlock has left. Naturally, his life starts moving at an even faster pace. Before it slows right down again.