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holmesticeTitle: Five Christmases and an Easter
Recipient:pipmer1
Author:dogandmonkeyshow
Verse: BBC Sherlock
Characters/Pairings: John Watson, Sherlock Holmes, Greg
Lestrade, Mary Morstan, Rosie Watson, Molly Hooper, Irene Adler
Rating: PG
Warnings: None
Summary: He needed to save John. Mary hadn't really needed to
tell him that; he'd been a genius back then and would likely have
figured it out for himself, eventually. But Mary had been right that
Sherlock wouldn't know how. After all, he'd tried to save her once and
look how that had turned out.
And on top of that he needed to figure out what to do about Mr
Pouchy-faced Serial Killer whose daughter had been almost as good as
John. Maybe if he were really clever, he might even be able to figure
out how to do both at the same time.
Author's note: PipMer, I tried to work in as many of your
non-romance requests as I could. I realised I'd never written a 5+1
before, so grabbed that idea and ran with it, too.
Read on AO3: Five Christmases and an Easter
Recipient:
pipmer1Author:
dogandmonkeyshowVerse: BBC Sherlock
Characters/Pairings: John Watson, Sherlock Holmes, Greg
Lestrade, Mary Morstan, Rosie Watson, Molly Hooper, Irene Adler
Rating: PG
Warnings: None
Summary: He needed to save John. Mary hadn't really needed to
tell him that; he'd been a genius back then and would likely have
figured it out for himself, eventually. But Mary had been right that
Sherlock wouldn't know how. After all, he'd tried to save her once and
look how that had turned out.
And on top of that he needed to figure out what to do about Mr
Pouchy-faced Serial Killer whose daughter had been almost as good as
John. Maybe if he were really clever, he might even be able to figure
out how to do both at the same time.
Author's note: PipMer, I tried to work in as many of your
non-romance requests as I could. I realised I'd never written a 5+1
before, so grabbed that idea and ran with it, too.
Read on AO3: Five Christmases and an Easter
