When Sherlock begins a rapid downward spiral, John is scared and uncertain. Fortunately, he receives help from an unexpected source. Prompt fill.

Molly and John meet for tea and end up discussing Sherlock as he was before John knew him. John learns some interesting things about his best friend, as well as just how big a role Molly played in his life. Sherlolly.

Levi and Eren's relationship is a secret only Hanji knows about. But Hanji might be a little too involved. When her experiments start to interfere with the secret relationship, things might get a little strange. M for strongly implied sexual relations and slight language. This is my very first story so please review and tell me what I can do better but please be gentle as well.

Sherlock Holmes finds himself cast in the role of a reluctant ghost hunter when an associate of Mycroft's is discovered mysteriously drowned... In the fifth-floor study of a haunted mansion. Sherlock's sense of logic is pushed to its limits as he, John and Molly fight to solve the case before the Ravensdale curse reaches them. Rated M for intense Sherlolly in later chapters :

Molly leads a hard life with a drunk Momma and a rowdy brother, John. When she discovers Sherlock, she hopes that he can save her. Unfortunately for her, there are more powerful figures interested in her.

He doesn't have a good track record with Christmas.

Both Molly Hooper and Sherlock Holmes suffer from self-destructive vices. Molly took to self-harm long ago, and Sherlock finds solace in recreational drug use. This is a story of how two damaged individuals are brought together by their vices. (Post-HLV; rating for self-destructive themes and sexual content; see warnings inside)

Sherlock contemplates the rattle of pills in a bottle.

A one-shot. The detective struggles with the post-Reichenbach afterlife, but finds himself drifting to the safety that is Molly Hooper.

She reads it through a couple of times, just to make certain that she's not grasping at straws, that she's not seeing coded messages where there is, in reality, a painfully lonely person sitting in a dingy room desperate for someone to love them.

'The path has never seemed so slow, and yet I fear I am nearing its end.' She asked him once again for a cup of coffee.

Post "The Empty Hearse". Molly makes a visit to 221B to return something Sherlock left behind only she doesn't expect to find him the way she does.

This is a Uni!lock background story, which also features highlights from Series 1 and 2. Our story opens when Sherlock Holmes meets Molly Hooper for the first time...but what if it's not really the first time they've met. Where did Sherlock and Molly's relationship really begin? This is how I'd like to imagine it. Hope you enjoy and please review! ;)

Sherlock finds a crying Molly on Waterloo Bridge at night. - "Sherlock, I can't have what I want." I can't believe how bitter my voice sounds. "Are you sure?" – Set in series 3, T for language.

The year is 1963; a new Professor proves to be a furious distraction to all, students and professors alike. One exception being Miss Hooper who intends not to be dreamy about Professor Holmes. Unfortunately enough one cannot always escape ones faith.

"Please." Sherlock was sure he had never heard the sound of his voice begging before. There it was again. Blasted sentiment. "It's an emergency... I need... to get to St Bart's Hospital... Maternity." Molly had begged him not to chase this last case. She had begged him, but he had not listened... Now he might be too late. Sherlolly. Parentlock. Stand alone sequel to Seldom Held.

Every day, Tonks, being her usual inexorable, hope-for-the-best self, every day she tries to smooth out the world but it is crumpled and crinkled, and the part where Remus sits, it is torn. Remus and Tonks, throughout the books.

Sherlock had never held her. (He had never held her at all. ) And yet, here, in the pouring rain, with wires pressing, biting, into her skin, he did. "Keep you eyes open, Molly!" She tried. She found herself wishing, as his icy grip never waned, that the last bruises on her skin may be of his fingertips, as Sherlock had never held her like this before...& never would again.

It's fitting, that Sherlock Holmes would follow her, even in death.

She stands on tip toes on the rail around the counter, leaning so far over the bar to speak to the bartender that Sherlock grabs the back of her dress to keep her from falling.

As is always the case when it comes to Molly it is just the right thing at just the wrong time.

Mrs. Hudson is attacked. Sherlock is a suspect. As he sits in the cell, paralyzed with fear and regret, he remembers how Mrs. Hudson helped him through the horrors of his childhood. As he struggles through the agony of her injuries, Sherlock must reconcile a past that he couldn't have survived without the landlady who was more of a mother than his own.

Yew Bridge is the ancestral Holmes Estate, and the only thing Molly Moriarty has left to live for. Plunging her fortune into restoring the once magnificent and sprawling manor and grounds, morality began to take on many shades of gray when Molly is offered one last chance at happiness.

AU where Sherlock never met Molly. Mycroft was the one who helped him survive the fall. Now he's back, but things have changed. John's married, and Sherlock's had issues dealing with his loneliness. Mycroft's come up with a solution, a new program based on AI. What happens when the man who is known as a machine. . . starts to care for the machine? What if she isn't just a machine?

What she does not realize is what he would do for her. He will spill blood; he will spill his own if it comes down to it. No one deserves it more than Molly; she risks everything she works hard for without even a second thought, for the benefit of a former drug-addict who attracts criminal masterminds.

Post-S1 AU: Molly is paid a visit by the Consulting Criminal and Sherlock stumbles into the emotional minefield that is the aftermath. John sits on the sidelines drinking tea. Rated M for strong violence and other adult content in later chapters.

It's taken a decade, untold amounts of heartbreak, three boyfriends on her part, quite a bit of possessiveness on his, a Consulting Criminal, a dominatrix, a fake death, a web of spiders and a resurrection for him to finally get it right.

Molly Hooper's relationship, or whatever it is, she still hasn't been able to find a proper name for it, with Sherlock Holmes started out with a favor. Flash forward years later and she wonders if he knows that this particular favor will finally be the one to kill her.

These things pass. So they say.

The Dark version of "Spectrum". About a week post-Reichenbach. Everything basically goes to Hell.

"Sherlock..." she murmured, "you were right." "I know," he replied. Then he paused. "About what?" Molly smiled at him sleepily. "I will definitely need to reheat my tea..." A lovely angst-free one-shot. 'Tact', in this case, proves to be far over-rated.

"When did it start? Oh, I suppose it had to be the moment Jim from IT, the friendly commentator on my blog was suddenly revealed to be gay as a biscuit. It sort of comforts me that he ended up not fancying Sherlock, but wanted to blow him up instead."

If she was being completely honest, it was the last thing she'd ever have thought he was capable of doing. For more than one reason. But admittedly these were extenuating circumstances.

Third year Auror cadet Tonks is assigned a special case which takes her back to school and into the DADA office. The new professor has a few mysteries of his own, which require more time to solve and a few tactics not covered in Auror training.