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sherlockbbcTitle :: The Mystery of the Girl with No Face
Characters/Pairings :: Sherlock, John, Lestrade, brief appearances by Harry, Clara, Mike Stamford, and original supporting characters. Asexual Sherlock, straight John.
Rating :: R
Warnings :: Drug use, description of murder and victim's injuries, mention of rape.
Special thanks to ::impishtubist, mortalasabee and dragonfly for betaing and thesmallhobbit for Brit-picking
Complete in six parts, Dreamwidth master post here, and here on AO3
It's winter once more, nearly eight months since The Moriarty Incident, as John calls it, and going on a year since John and Sherlock moved in together. The flat at 221b has become home. John continues to accompany Sherlock on cases. For John, the thought of a life without Sherlock is no thought at all; Sherlock, who has never before given thought to his own course among the infinite possibilities each new moment presents, is finding that sharing a life is not quite so simple as clearing a space in the fridge and going halves on rent.
What happens when the term "flat mate" is no longer adequate?
Spanning the course of two weeks, one empty syringe, a deleted blog entry, the first case John ever sees get to Sherlock, and several brain massages, "The Mystery of the Girl with No Face" tracks the deepening of Sherlock and John's relationship at the end of their first year together.
Characters/Pairings :: Sherlock, John, Lestrade, brief appearances by Harry, Clara, Mike Stamford, and original supporting characters. Asexual Sherlock, straight John.
Rating :: R
Warnings :: Drug use, description of murder and victim's injuries, mention of rape.
Special thanks to ::
impishtubist, mortalasabee and dragonfly for betaing and thesmallhobbit for Brit-pickingComplete in six parts, Dreamwidth master post here, and here on AO3
It's winter once more, nearly eight months since The Moriarty Incident, as John calls it, and going on a year since John and Sherlock moved in together. The flat at 221b has become home. John continues to accompany Sherlock on cases. For John, the thought of a life without Sherlock is no thought at all; Sherlock, who has never before given thought to his own course among the infinite possibilities each new moment presents, is finding that sharing a life is not quite so simple as clearing a space in the fridge and going halves on rent.
What happens when the term "flat mate" is no longer adequate?
Spanning the course of two weeks, one empty syringe, a deleted blog entry, the first case John ever sees get to Sherlock, and several brain massages, "The Mystery of the Girl with No Face" tracks the deepening of Sherlock and John's relationship at the end of their first year together.
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