Sherlock gets expelled from school and is sent to a boarding school. However when he meets John Watson, it seems the school may not be so bad. But can their relationship hold under the strains of school and other, darker threats?

Sherlock is the son of a rich business man, and there was only one thing that he wanted but couldn't have; John Watson. There was no way the Freak and the star football player could ever have a chance together, especially when the two families had a blood feud. Johnlock Fluff Credit to the amazing artist who drew the cover :)

Meet Sherlock Holmes- a 15 year old sociopath; arrogant, tactless, rejected, but enjoys a life of solitude and deducing. Meet John Watson- a 15 year old footballer; quiet, popular, caring, but endures a life of isolation and oppression. A transfer from a state school, John pushes open the door of Room 22 to find the most crucial part of his life he never knew existed; a teenage boy with the mind of a philosopher, who just so happens to be able to precisely analyse every detail of John's life, whilst being able to piss everyone else off at the exact same time.

It started out simple, a case, a crime scene with the detective and the blogger. The crime scene is when everything got strange though, it started with a twin. John Watsons twin to be exact. Moriarty, Mycroft, Lestrade and Sherlocks interests are peaked the minute johns twin pulls a gun on the blonde blogger. What will happen?

this story is based after sherlock jumped, BUT when he tells john. also ik that john HAD a wife but in this version he doesnt.

John Watson bumps into someone in the pub but what he didn't expect is that that would change everything... but for better or worse? The day my life changed... he came in. What I didn't see coming happened... he changed me and my life.

John struggles with his war PTSD to this day, barely managing to make it through each passing day. But this is all made 10x worse as he's manipulated and assaulted by an old 'friend'.

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John is Sherlock's best and ONLY friend. What happens when Sherlock starts to feel something deep down that he (in all immaturity) doesn't recognize?

The world has a funny way of putting two people together. Well, it's even stranger when everyone is born with different hints to finding their soulmate and staying with them. John has a very difficult time finding his soulmate, as he wasn't given much of anything to help in his later, trying times looking for who he was meant for. However, the boy had a pretty good idea as to what he was meant for. John played the clarinet. He often played by himself, different tunes and learned new songs on his own time. This was why John's music teacher took the initiative to sign John up as a possible clarinet player for the Central London jazz band for a concert. Sherlock, however, doesn't really seem to mind that he's markless. That was, until he met John. First, it was in a music store, finding an instrument to keep him out of trouble. Then, at John's school, where Sherlock had enrolled into the regional jazz band. Sherlock was, at first, unbeknownst to John's musical skill until he was watching the young man play with some of the greatest in the Central London jazz band. Sherlock had to know more about John. The setting takes place when John is 13 and Sherlock is technically 12, but they grow up apart and reunite when they're 16 and 15 respectively.