" I'm pregnant." Two words, ten letters. He counts them once, twice, checks to make sure he's heard correctly thrice. He has. She's pregnant.

'He sees everything, she sees a human, I see an opportunity.' Sherlock has convinced them that he is incapable of humanlike qualities; that, even if he wanted to, he would be unable to show his affection towards her or towards them. He chooses to be this way to keep her protected. To keep them all protected from his demons and his payments long overdue. But when he defies his own intentions, the demons climb down from their perches to take the payments they're owed. They merge together to form the face of a dead man, one Sherlock had been certain was coming for /him/. But its never been him. All along, James Moriarty has been Molly Hooper's demon. Sherlock can't simply de-humanise himself now. It's far too late; they have both found themselves caught within the web, the next move they make will strum a thread. And the thread will beckon the spider. All this time, he thought caring was a disadvantage. When really, caring keeps you alive.

After her father falls fatally ill, Molly Hooper sets off to visit the great scientist, Sherlock Holmes, who is sure to be able to discover a cure for her father. Holmes is brilliant, emotionless, and he can be downright cruel without knowing and in return for the cure he asks for Molly. Her body, her mind. Her thoughts, her behaviour. She agrees and becomes his study piece. After quite sometime, Molly discovers that he isn't quite as cruel as he originally seemed, and somehow Holmes somehow seems to be gaining emotions, specifically emotions directed towards her. Could it be possible that Molly is Holmes' own cure? [Sherlolly]

When Molly's past comes back to haunt her, the only one who can help is the famous Sherlock Holmes. Molly's feelings grow stronger, and with John's help, she starts to see that maybe Sherlock feels the same way. This is a safe and clean story.