A Molliarty Story: When the paths of Molly Hooper and Jim Moriarty crossed, neither of them expected that their entire worlds would collide. [Rated T for language]

A Sherlolly one-shot: Mycroft discovers a promising young pathology major and invites her to join his team, much to the initial chagrin of his impossibly difficult younger brother.

A Sherlolly one-shot: Sherlock and Molly realise that some things change and some do not, but even with change, some things change for the better.

A Molliarty one-shot: Jim Moriarty realises that he cannot gamble so easily on his life anymore. Not when there is value attached to his life now, even if he doesn't deserve it.

A Molliarty one-shot: Some things are just more important than others. [Rated T for language]

A Molliarty one-shot. What happens when you can't really say goodbye?

A one-shot. Sherlock escapes what he believes are the doldrums of Christmas, causing everyone to worry about his persistent state of unhappiness. However, he receives a very unexpected Christmas greeting and with it, the possibility of happiness.

A Molliarty one-shot. In the pursuit of his greatest enemy, Jim Moriarty makes an unexpected discovery.

A Sherlolly one-shot, prompt fill: Sherlock's enthusiasm for anything other than a murder case is always unusual. His enthusiasm for his upcoming nuptials, therefore, amuses Molly, only for her to realise perhaps it isn't so uncharacteristic of him after all.

A Molliarty one-shot: Molly Hooper is made to face a stunning revelation about Jim Moriarty, but it is her reaction that stuns him most.

A Molliarty one-shot. Jim Moriarty tries to make sense of new waves of sentiment as his office romance with Molly Hooper transits to become something more.

A Molliarty one-shot: Jim Moriarty comes across a familiar face and realises, from just one exchange, that it is not merely Sherlock Holmes that connects them, but a connection of their own.

A Molliarty one-shot. A take on how the brief but unforgettable office romance between Jim from IT and Molly from Pathology began and how it just might become more than just a simple office romance.

A collection of all the Sherlolly bits and bobs that don't quite qualify as standalone pieces of writing. However, they are certainly no less precious. Every Sherlolly moment is a precious one, no matter how furtive. [Ratings range from K to T and I will be individually rating them. But I've labelled the whole collection as Rated T, just to be safe.]

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Sherlock and Molly celebrate their happiness as newly-weds which in turn inspire Mycroft to take a gamble with his own chances at a happiness he could have had before.

[CONTAINS SERIES FOUR SPOILERS] A one-shot. Molly returns home to find an unexpected gift with an even more unexpected reason behind it.

A genderswap Sherlolly one-shot, prompt fill. Morgan Hooper is home after another tiring, late night of work at the morgue, only to be thrust into another medical emergency courtesy of the famous consulting detective, Samantha Holmes, who has gotten herself into a fix and will need something to control the pain.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Sherlock is severely distraught after a case and swears never to leave Baker Street in order to always be with his four-year old daughter, Stella Holmes. As his fears continue to cripple him, it takes the women in his life, Molly and Stella, to remind him of the good he can do and of the good man he truly is.

[CONTAINS SERIES 4 SPOILERS] A one-shot. Molly brings to light a grievous misconception Sherlock has had about his brother. In the process of reparation, Sherlock is in turn reminded by his brother that certain opportunities should be seized for it just might kill him if he should let them slip away.

[CONTAINS SERIES 4 SPOILERS] A one-shot, prompt-fill. After all that has happened, Molly finds an opportunity to leave London for a while but not before agreeing to meet Sherlock upon her return for there still lies one last bit of ground to cover.

[CONTAINS SERIES 4 SPOILERS] A one-shot. A week has passed since the phone call that had disrupted the quiet balance between Sherlock and Molly. Now, a second phone call seeks to repair the damage.

[CONTAINS SERIES 4 SPOILERS] A one-shot. When the hurricane launched by Eurus', the East Wind', finally ebbs, Sherlock examines the damage, not to himself, but the damage he has caused.

[CONTAINS SERIES 4 SPOILERS] A one-shot. Molly and Sherlock have been under surveillance for a very long time, and by a very different and dangerous set of eyes.

[CONTAINS SERIES 4 SPOILERS] A one-shot. Molly attempts to settle back in after a few harrowing weeks working with Sherlock on a plan that had as usual, put his life at risk. Molly's spirits rise and fall as her resilience to protect the man she loves collides with the fear of one day not being able to.

[SPOILERS FOR SERIES 4] A one-shot. After everything had died down, after an assortment of emotional confrontations, it is Molly's turn to come see Sherlock at Baker Street.

Admiration is always charming. When a strange, dangerous admirer goes beyond charm, Sherlock's private world is interrupted. And so is Molly's.

A (very short) one-shot of a moment shared between Molly and Sherlock inspired by the recent teasers from series 4. :)

A Molliarty one-shot. James Moriarty is in trouble, so much trouble that he fears for his life. He soon learns, however, he has absolutely nothing to fear, not with Molly Hooper around.

A Sherlolly one-shot. Inspired by a post on tumblr. Sherlock discovers Molly discarded the dress she had worn that Christmas evening and proceeds to make things right.

A Sherlolly one-shot. Sherlock discovers Molly has a rather risky role to play in an upcoming mission and expresses his displeasure. [Based on a specific set!lock picture I'd seen so POTENTIALLY SPOILERY]

A Molliarty one-shot. Molly and Jim have a casual chat laced with hints of their plans, revealing a side to Molly that both surprises and seduces Jim. Rated T for suggestive themes.

A Molliarty one-shot. Jim Moriarty is perplexed at the lasting impression a certain Molly Hooper has left on him. When his rekindled fascination with her meets an unexpected obstacle, an animosity is ignited. RATED T FOR STRONG LANGUAGE

A one-shot. Molly and Sherlock discuss particular emotions and their specific associations, in turn revealing one of the detective's quiet vulnerabilities.

A short (Valentine's Day!) one-shot. There is nothing conventional about Sherlock's little gesture of affection towards Molly, but there is nothing insignificant about it either.

A (Christmas!) one-shot. Molly briefly bumps into the detective whilst doing her Christmas shopping, but there's more than meets the eye to their encounter among the lights of Piccadilly Circus.

A one-shot. In light of recent circumstances, Sherlock and Molly spend a rare evening at the lab together, resulting in Sherlock learning he might have a second chance after all. Rated T for mature themes.

A one-shot. Molly finds herself attending to the injured detective, which isn't new, except for a question he asks that she had never considered before.

A one-shot. Sherlock experiments with a temporary high only to end up remembering the things that have stayed with him and that have always mattered. Rated T for mature themes and strong language.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Sherlock is unable to come to terms with what Molly had done for him, but realises it is time to close the distance.

A (short) one-shot. Sherlock and Molly attend the wedding party of Mrs Hudson's son, but they have other plans. [Rated T for being slightly suggestive]

A one-shot. Sherlock is presented with a set of data. He is unable to deny its results and, therefore, his feelings.

A (rather short) one-shot. Molly helped save Sherlock from his fall, but salvation is not all he needs from her.

A one-shot. Molly wishes she had taken her own advice, but eventually comes to learn that not everything has been a mistake. [Rated T for strong language]

A one-shot. Mycroft comes to visit Sherlock and inadvertently conveys some rather life-changing news.

A one-shot. Sherlock and Molly revive an old memory that both thought the other had forgotten. [Rated T for suggestive themes]

A one-shot. It took many steps to get Sherlock to realise what he had almost lost, and what has really mattered all this time.

A (short) one-shot. Sherlock's first moment with Molly Hooper upon his return to London after two years of being 'dead. Inspired by a gifset someone had made for me on tumblr.

A one-shot. Molly gets hurt at work and who best to attend to her than the insufferable Sherlock Holmes.

A [teen!lock] one-shot. Sherlock Holmes and Molly Hooper have co-existed as classmates, not knowing each other beyond names and faces. As Molly copes with a personal loss, their lives meet, magnetically intertwining, taking them far beyond mere co-existence.

A one-shot. Sherlock and Molly almost part ways after visiting their final client, Shilcott.

A one-shot. In the midst of a mission gone slightly awry, Merlin is briefly reacquainted with a figure from his past, only to lose that acquaintance as soon as it is made.

A one-shot. Molly plays a crucial role in securing Sherlock's survival from the fall off Bart's rooftop, and that is not all that is secured in the process.

A collection of one-shots or drabbles, chronicling the wonder that is Mycroft Holmes in the role of uncle to Sherlock and Molly's children.

A one-shot. Fresh from the Reichenbach operation that secured Sherlock's life after 'death', Molly reacts from its aftermath.

A [random, fluffy] one-shot. Sherlock analyses his statistics with Molly and decides to move things forward.

A one-shot. Sherlock has formed the habit of waiting for Molly to finish her late shifts at Bart's. On one of these evenings, Sherlock reviews a memory and contemplates the present, all while waiting for the very person who sits at the centre of his thoughts.

A one-shot. Clara has lived three years without the Doctor and her adventures in space and time. After a Christmas do, Clara finds herself face to face with someone who feels to her as significant as the Doctor was, but is not him at all. Contains some strong language.

A one-shot. My first foray into the world of Twelve and Clara sees an alternate ending to Death In Heaven, where, instead of parting, they make different plans.

A one-shot. Molly's hopes for a normal married life with their new daughter is proving to be a little impossible, what with a rather overprotective Mycroft Holmes in the role of Uncle.

A [silly and random] one-shot. Molly gets interviewed by a magazine and Sherlock is not too pleased with a few of her answers.

A (strange, random) one-shot. Sherlock finds himself in a little bit of a fix after deeply upsetting Molly, only to be taught a firm lesson by the pathologist herself. Rated T for strong language.

A one-shot. Molly returns from a busy day on the brink of exhaustion and thinks her mind is playing tricks on her. Little does she know she's forgotten a rather important occasion. Thankfully, Sherlock Holmes is there to remind her.

A [silly & fluffy] one-shot. The detective is mysteriously absent on the day he has to collect some prized specimens from Molly at Bart's. Worried, Molly rushes to see if anything serious has happened, much to the surprised amusement of John and the delight of the detective.

A one-shot. Sherlock goes to visit Molly at the lab. And for the first time, he is visiting her for her, not for anything else.

A one-shot. Sherlock hits a rough patch from a case gone awry. The people closest to him step in to help him, sending requests for the only help he needs.

A [random and weird] one-shot. Sherlock notices a peculiarity in Mycroft's life and goes to examine it. Upon realising a certain new arrangement in his brother's life, Sherlock contemplates a new arrangement of his own. [Mostly Mycroft-centric, with a Sherlolly conclusion]

A one-shot. Mycroft returns after a long and difficult day to a familiar comfort he is not ready to say goodbye to.

A (crazy) one-shot. Sherlock cannot explain it, but finds himself needing to find Molly. A random, bizarre take on meeting Molly again, two years after Sherlock had fallen from the top of Bart's.

A one-shot. A short imagining of Sherlock's contemplations that could have led to his invitation of Molly over to Baker Street.

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

A one-shot. Molly teaches Sherlock something new, and he finds the lesson most remarkable.

A one-shot. Sherlock returns to Baker Street after a difficult case and is met with a rather startling truth.

A two-part story. Sherlock finally decides to articulate his affection for a certain pathologist by unconventionally taking a conventional approach to inviting her out to dinner.

A (very random) one-shot. Mycroft Holmes does the unusual, taking a moment to rest, and to enjoy certain little pleasures.

A one-shot. Sherlock is a little upset at the outcome of certain events and reaches out to Molly for a little consolation and perhaps, a little treat. [Rated T for suggestive themes.]

A one-shot. Sherlock invites Molly to Baker Street where she soon learns that there is a time and place for everything.

A one-shot. Sherlock comes face to face with an old enemy. Little does he know, he won't have to face him alone. [Rated T for violence.]

A one-shot [with no happy ending]. What happens when it's time to say goodbye?

A one-shot. Sherlock Holmes is rescued once more from near death and comes to terms with the one who always mattered. [Rated T for violence and gore]

A one-shot. Sherlock learns an important lesson in being a significant other to the one person who always mattered the most.

A one-shot, double prompt-fill. Sherlock is curious over the Watsons' concern of Molly after she had been told about Janine. Through a series of awkward confrontations and unlikely honesty, Molly learns of her significance to Sherlock and how, to him, she is like no other.

A one-shot. Sherlock and Molly have been in a little too much contact than they should, what with Molly's impending nuptials. When they meet at the lab over a small work mystery, Sherlock conducts an experiment to explore their feelings. After all, what's the worst that could happen?

A one-shot. This three-part story follows the path of Sherlock and Molly from their first meeting to the moment he finally realises that she is everything to him.

A one-shot. It is New Year's Eve. Sherlock does the unusual and calls Molly, urgently asking for her. When they do meet, their encounter takes twists and turns neither of them ever imagined would happen. [Rated T for cigarettes and profanity]

A one-shot. Sherlock visits Molly at a difficult time, resulting in an unexpected reunion for them both.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Molly finds herself in a fix as she readies herself to a be a bridesmaid at her friend's wedding. Sherlock makes a slip of the tongue that provokes his wife, causing her to take revenge that very evening.

A one-shot. Sherlock receives some unexpected assistance from Molly on a case in New York, eventually making an unexpected invitation to her.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Sherlock enlists the help of Molly to help with a little roadblock when it comes to minding little Sophie Watson. However, it is the little girl who truly helps the detective instead, giving him a very important epiphany.

A (short) one-shot. Sherlock is persuaded to personally invite Molly to the Baker Street Christmas party, an invitation she had previously declined. This time, he gives her a reason as to why he hopes she will finally consent.

A one-shot, prompt fill. Not many deserve second chances, much less get them. When Molly meets with an intriguing new love, it drives Sherlock to finally take matters into his own hands. It was too late once. Now, he has to go back to stay ahead. (John Harrison references, but this is still Sherlock/Molly)

A one-shot, prompt fill. Molly heads for a night out with Mary while Sherlock is left at home with his teenage daughter. An unusual crisis occurs, leaving Sherlock a little at a loss and the daughter realising how dramatic her father can really get.

A one-shot. Sherlock and Molly have become increasingly close, leading Sherlock to an important revelation.

A drabble. Sherlock is too late and his enemy wins, burning the heart right out of him. [Implied violence]

A drabble. It was their secret place. Even when it was no longer secret, it was always the place they returned to.

A one-shot. Without a doubt, Molly had been Sherlock's saviour. Everyone else knew he was dead but she knew otherwise because she had made it otherwise. Yet, the fear and horror of that fateful day and the possibility of losing the one who mattered to her, was too much for her to bear.

A one-shot inspired by an adorable piece of Sherlolly artwork. When Molly and Sherlock finally tie the knot, Molly quite literally uncovers the reason behind a question she had harboured for years.

A one-shot. Sherlock and Molly realise bad days are to be spent with each other. They are all they have.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. After their little reunion upon Sherlock's return from the 'dead', Molly and Sherlock attempt to dance around the truth that threatens to escape from both their hearts.

A one-shot sequel to The Speech. After the success of taking down the Moriarty trio once and for all, Sherlock is faced with a life without Molly, only to discover life otherwise.

A one-shot [of pure angst]. Sherlock has some important words he needs to say to his pathologist.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Molly has finally reached her limit with Sherlock's maddening and confusing ways. When it seems she is going to disappear for good, Sherlock comes to terms with what is really going on in his head, and also his heart.

A one-shot: Sherlock is faced with death, but not his own.

A one-shot, teen!Lock prompt-fill. Sherlock Holmes will never forget the girl who meant more to him than Chemistry, but whom he would never be with again. [Mild angst at the end]

A one-shot, prompt fill. Sherlock Holmes may be the most arrogant man in the world, but there is no doubt that he would make an excellent father.

A one-shot in response to 'The Wallpaper Conspiracy'. Rumours of Sherlock redecorating and changing the wallpaper have left John a little unsettled. What he finds at the flat is nothing like he imagined. [Suggestive themes, implied nudity.]

A (fluffy) one-shot. Molly decides Sherlock's lifestyle habits need a few new upgrades, leading to a delightful Saturday for them both. [Some suggestive flirtation]

A lighthearted one-shot, prompt-fill. Sherlock takes Molly with him to a case and is distracted by his passion for beekeeping, only to realise that Molly knows a thing or two about his hobby as well.

A one-shot. After Sherlock's absence from the world, he and Molly reunite rather unconventionally.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. When Molly loses her memory of Sherlock, he finally recognises her significance in his life. Sherlock seizes this opportunity to undo every horrible thing he had ever done to her.

A one-shot. Sherlock has been practicing to meet someone very new and very special.

A one-shot. Sherlock is troubled after the infamous Christmas party at 221B and goes in search of Molly. [Implied suggestive themes]

A one-shot. Sherlock and Molly have never been more distant since his four-minute departure from London. At John and Mary's wedding anniversary party, Sherlock decides it is time to bridge the gap.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Sherlock and Molly have been solving cases together for a long time now but one thing still baffles the world's greatest consulting detective.

A one-shot (with no happy ending). Sherlock never forgot the first time Molly taught him to control the pain. Yet, the very voice that saved him, also taught him the greatest pain to ever exist.

A (Valentine's Day) one-shot. A new case presents itself and Sherlock looks set to tackle it solo. Molly's sudden appearance at his flat says otherwise.

A (very haphazard and ?) one-shot. Sherlock confesses an error to Molly, realising the real mistake of his actions and vowing never to make it again.

A one-shot. It is the day where love is declared and hearts, exposed. But for Sherlock, it is his day of departure, departure from the only one who mattered.

A one-shot. Sherlock lets slip another hidden talent, revealing a truth that had never been a difficult one to deduce.

A one-shot. Molly changes her mind and accompanies Sherlock on his little social experiment, resulting in a rather unexpected conclusion.

:: CONTAINS SERIES 3 SPOILERS :: Sherlock Holmes makes an unexpected return to London and more importantly, to Molly.

A one-shot. Molly has always been Sherlock's saviour. And she has never been afraid of monsters.

:: CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR SHERLOCK SERIES 3 :: A one-shot. Molly visits Sherlock when he makes a familiar request.

:: CONTAINS SERIES 3 SPOILERS :: A one-shot. In a moment of vulnerability, Sherlock asks Molly a question she'd never expected him to ask. It was too late to ask anyway.

:: CONTAINS SERIES 3 SPOILERS :: A one-shot. Molly informs Sherlock that he's gotten it all wrong.

A one-shot. Molly is unsure of many things this New Year's eve, but Sherlock has never been more certain. [Some suggestive themes]

A one-shot. When everyone is busy with Christmas, what do you do?

One-shot. A continuation from 'Truth'. Sherlock comes to realise what he really needs from Molly.

One-shot. A continuation from 'Knowledge'. Sherlock is briefly reacquainted with his heart and for that moment, follows it.

A one-shot. Molly learns to find her feet, and in doing so, shows Sherlock where his heart is.

A small one-shot. Sherlock is more than impressed with Molly's intellect and ends up asking for a little more of her.

A (ridiculously short) one-shot. Molly is offered coffee, in exchange for something Sherlock needs.

A one-shot, prompt-fill. Post-Reichenbach Sherlock has been on the move, rarely seen by the two who know he is alive. When he stumbles into Molly's flat one evening, bruised and battered from an adventure, she saves him in a way no one ever expected.

A one-shot. Christmas at Baker Street is a little unusual this year. Sherlock returns a different man and this little difference is all it takes to give Molly the moment she could only quietly dream about.

A (very short) one-shot. Molly receives an unexpected gift from an unexpected presence.

A one-shot. Sherlock finds himself a temporary little occupation.

A one-shot. Molly learns her worth in the eyes of her favourite detective.

One-shot. Molly falls prey to mean colleagues. Sherlock does not tolerate this.

One-shot. An accidental continuation from Taste. Sherlock coaxes Molly to get some rest.

One-shot. An accidental sequel to 'Clues'. Sherlock and Molly have a discussion on taste.

A one-shot. Molly has no clue how Sherlock really sees her.

A one-shot. Molly defends Sherlock and is pleasantly surprised by the result.