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Sequel to Fight For Me Sherlock's death ripped 221B apart. After taking down Moriarty's network, Sherlock returns to London, expecting everything to fall back into place and life as he knew it to resume. However, he discovers the woman he loves has been promised to another man and his best friend is about to propose to a love of his own. Seeing how life has moved on without him, Sherlock once again begins to question if love is worth it or if it as he always believed it to be: disadvantageous. Somewhat based on the third and fourth seasons, however changes may be made or events skipped that are superfluous for the sake of the story.

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Holmes had escaped three separate murder attempts after a visit from Professor Moriarty, who warned Holmes to withdraw from his pursuit of justice against him to avoid any regrettable outcome. Holmes has been tracking Moriarty and his agents for months and is on the brink of snaring them all and delivering them to the dock. Moriarty is the criminal genius behind a highly organised and extremely secret criminal force and Holmes will consider it the crowning achievement of his career if he can defeat Moriarty. Moriarty is out to thwart Holmes's plans and is well capable of doing so, for he is, as Holmes admits, the great detective's intellectual equal. After being deceived to leave Holmes alone, Watson rushes back to the Reichenbach Falls but finds no one there, although he does see two sets of footprints going out onto the muddy dead end path with none returning. There is also a note from Holmes, explaining that he knew Watson was deceived to leave him alone, - and that he is about to fight Moriarty, who has graciously given him enough time to pen this last letter. Watson sees that towards the end of the path there are signs that a violent struggle has taken place and there are no returning footprints. It is all too clear Holmes and Moriarty have both fallen to their deaths down the gorge while locked in mortal combat... [First published in the Strand Magazine, Dec. 1893, with 9 illustrations by Sidney Paget.]

Johnlock, after The Final Problem. I just finished watching it, and as usual, I feel the need to write gay fan fiction because of the unwanted emotions it gave me. Anyway, enjoy :) [SPOILERS]

Warning: SPOILERS *said in River Song's voice* Don't read on unless you have indeed seen Sherlock 4x3: The Final Problem!!!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• We all know what happened in that phone call. That one life changing phone call. But what happened after?

When Sherlock discovers John dying of a gunshot wound, he panics. John has just re-entered his life and Sherlock can't lose him again. John doesn't know what to feel or how to act when he's around Sherlock anymore. He mourns Mary still, and finds difficulty in moving on. Will these traumatizing events push either of the men to open up? Will either of them be able to express their long-buried feelings?

What could have happened after that dreaded phone call? What did that realisation in Sherlock's voice mean?

Sherlock returns to a demolished Baker Street, post-explosion, and goes through some rubble before anyone else steps foot in the place. What he finds will stir up some good and bad nostalgia and change the course of his life yet again, in the best way possible. TFP theory of mine that inspired this fic: https://forever-sherlollied.tumblr.com/post/640958207505858560/another-tfp-thought-quirk-94th-watch

WARNING: spoilers of the Final Problem. My past is one I can not remember. Parents? I hear you ask well no my parents are dead apparently I have no known knowledge of how they died or when but it must of been when I was younger. Friends? I currently have none but I swear I used too... I sometimes have these flashbacks of three figures. Two boys and a girl but they never stay long enough for me to get a got deduction of them.

Written by a young Jim Moriarty. A parody on the famous bible story. Referenced by the author 5 years before the events of The Final Problem on Christmas Day in a conversation with Mycroft Holmes in Episode 3 of Season 4 of BBC Sherlock.

What if the secret Holmes hadn't been Eurus? What if they weren't related to Sherlock or Mycroft at all? No, what if during Sherlock's childhood he had met someone? A girl, a friend? ...and what if in his ignorant adulthood he had forgotten how much she meant to him, and who she was completely? The girl's name was Y/N L/N.

What if Mycroft was serious about making himself pay during the events of TFP?

This is set post The Final Problem. It's been a few weeks since that fateful call Sherlock had to make to Molly, and things haven't been resolved between them yet. Now Molly has decided to take initiative to get the answers she has been looking for.

"He deserves effortless, pure love," William utters quietly. It seems even the rain has subsided in order to listen to his whispered confession. "But I cannot shroud his world in light, when mine is so thoroughly shrouded in darkness. My candle's flame died long ago and the matches are soaked, drenched in the blood I have spilled. I cannot dare to love him, not with this tainted heart, for I am afraid of extinguishing his flame as well." * William wakes up after the fall, feeling lost when faced with this new-found freedom. Sherlock confronts his feelings after running from them for so long.

Destroyed by a phone call, Molly wonders if she can ever trust Sherlock again. Destroyed by causing Molly's agony, Sherlock intends to ensure that she can trust him again someday. However, he is only just beginning to comprehend why he felt the things he had felt when he told her he loved her, and the more time he spends trying to regain her friendship, the more he begins to question whether his feelings will allow their friendship to ever be the same.

Mycroft's reflections of the last few years. Starts after the 'Five Minutes' scene in TFP. (Spoilers for season 2/3/4 of Sherlock. Part 4 of '52 Weeks, 52 Stories')

~I wrote this for the ILY Anniversary 2021! I thought it would be cool to write Sherlock's POV, and what was going through his head during the ILY scene!~ It's Molly's turn to be the butt of one of Eurus' games at Sherrinford, though not really, as it turns out Sherlock is the real lab rat of her vivisection. Everything there is about him and his emotional context, so it only makes sense that this game says more about him, than about Molly. We take a trip down Sherlolly memory lane from Sherlock's POV, and learn insight into the things he keeps the most private--his feelings.

What happened to Sherlock's heart after being blown by the East Wind in The Final Problem? Our detective found out things about his past that he had erased from his memories. How did that change things for him? This story is just a short chapter about Sherlock and Molly's first encounter after The Final Problem. I may continue it in the future. Hope you like it.