One More Miracle

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John's thoughts and increasing depression Post-Reichenbach, fitting the situation that he was in love with Sherlock before he jumped. Rated M for violence and suicidal thoughts.All Rights Reserved

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Sherlock has never believed in love, nor has he ever needed it. That has all changed now. He loves John Watson. He wants John Watson. It burns like fire, like heroin running through his veins. Not a desire. An addiction. Maybe it's just John. Maybe it's that intoxicating touch and empathetic demeanour. Maybe it's the way he cares so much. What makes Sherlock so addicted to John Watson? The man who's never wanted anyone now needs someone. Is it something he'll be able to handle?

For a fact, not Mutual -Johnlock by LibraSaturday

Sherlock Holmes Realizes that he has feelings for his Flat-Mate John Watson. After he gets this secret off his chest, life should go smoothly right? Right? Wrong. Life is even more uncontrollable than Sherlock could ever imagine. Can Sherlock ever put his life back together?

John Watson and Sherlock Holmes slowly come to realize they are in love with each other, but are either of them willing to admit how they feel?

John has found out about Sherlock's self harm and is left baffled as to how to tell Sherlock about his own secret. *TRIGGER WARNING*

Sequel to And All We Need of Hell. Teenage Sherlock and John deal with the aftermath of their encounter with Moriarty, but more troubles arise when Sherlock becomes involved in the villain's court case. Trigger warning: references to self-injury, thoughts of suicide, and sexual abuse.

Since John (Johnlock) by Gallafreyan_Penguin

Ever since John became his flatmate, Sherlock has noticed a change in himself. And as their friendship grew stronger he notices that the way he views John has changed as well. Sherlock views this as a BIG problem.....and his worry causes many hurdles that may damage his relationship with John beyond repair. How will John react when he learns the truth, and how will others react when they learn that the Great Sherlock Holmes has a weakness?

Only a few weeks after Sherlocks death, John is slowly starting to crumble. New feelings come out, but will John be fixed by the man who crushed him, before the chains on his heart are permanent?

Death of a Consulting Detective by darth_laufeyson117

Post Reichenbach: Johnlock John sees Sherlock fall every night in his dreams. It has been a year and the detective still haunts him. In order to move on he decides to become a consulting detective like Sherlock was. The cases distract him from the loneliness of 221B and the mute violin sitting by the window. No one ever said losing the one you loved the most was easy. WARNING: THERE ARE THINGS SUCH AS DEPRESSION, SMOKING, AND SUICIDAL THOUGHTS SO PLEASE READ WITH CAUTION. Most characters in this story were created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle or the writers of the show "Sherlock".

To Lose A Loved One (Johnlock) by secretfangirl98

To see life fade from your loved one, to not feel their pulse, breaks you and you can never fix it however hard you try, it can never be fixed for as long as you live. This is the story of the man who had lost the only person he loved but can that person return before he attempts to join them. John and Sherlock never lived a danger free life, but know everything was crashing all around them, and as John pulled himslef from the rubble to move on from his past Sherlock, the only question is can Sherlock do the same or will he fall further than ever before?

Skinny Love: A Johnlock Fanfiction by meglet713

Sherlock Holmes classified himself in many ways. Consulting detective. High-functioning sociopath. Yet he never thought he would be anorexic. When John notices Sherlock growing thinner, he is desperate to find help. Sherlock moves from crime scenes to clinics, his health deteriorating with each refused meal. John must keep a level-head through Sherlock's panic attacks and physical ailments, but he doesn't know how long he can stay strong. As both men see the worst in each other, they realize treatment may come in the form of the most powerful motivator: love.

Still The Addict

Sherlock has never believed in love, nor has he ever needed it. That has all changed now. He loves John Watson. He wants John Watson. It burns like fire, like heroin running through his veins. Not a desire. An addiction. Maybe it's just John. Maybe it's that intoxicating touch and empathetic demeanour. Maybe it's the way he cares so much. What makes Sherlock so addicted to John Watson? The man who's never wanted anyone now needs someone. Is it something he'll be able to handle?

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