How To Disappear Completely Johnlock
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Last published Fri, Nov 29, 2013
After Sherlock's death John is left to pick up where he left off. But as the realizes his feelings for Sherlock, day-to-day life is just getting harder. How can you keep living after you loose the only person you truly loved?
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