Christmas Without You (Sherlock One Shot)

Christmas Without You (Sherlock One Shot)

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Sherlock Holmes, the consulting detective, the highly functioning sociopath, the brilliant mastermind, is dead. Deceased, departed, gone. Forever. On the Christmas Eve after Sherlock's death, John Watson still mourns over his best friend in the apartment 221B Baker Street. As the clock strikes midnight, a familiar face appears, and John discovers that his Ghost of Christmas Past may not make him spend another Christmas alone. Warning: This contains major spoilers! If you had not watched Sherlock, Season 2, or even the first episode of Season 3 for that matter, I suggest that you delay in reading this until after you have caught up! Until then!
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Imagine yourself in the TV show Sherlock Holmes. You live in the flat just below Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson. It has been many years since you last saw the consulting detective, seeing as you were just kids when he moved away. But now, you are disappointed find that he doesn't remember you. It becomes your goal to make him remember and in the process you find that you have fallen in love with him. Will he love you back, though? That question haunts you every day when you show up at his door to help him solve cases. The game in on! (I do not own any of the Sherlock characters!)

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