I love this story and I also love A Fine Frenzy! Good song choice! Can’t wait for the rest of the story

Congratulations to Sherlock and Lexi on their engagement. :-)

Oh, dear. Rechienbach is just around the corner isn't it? Well, certainly curious about how these events will play out.

You’re story is great and all, but so far from what I’ve experienced it’s like you’ve planted Elementary Verse Sherlock in the BBC Verse and replaces him with Lexi instead, I was under the impression when you started this story you mentioned that you were going to put some of your own cases in here? I don’t think I’ve seen one yet, only cases that have been featured in Elementary

I speak Mandarin Chinese; the thank you part is written like this: 谢谢

so... I play the violin... playing with your opposite hand is like god level hard. all your muscle memory goes ufJUaRfaeGoEfaeofOhawecfawOPehcfajFGwf.

here they go again...

This is already so amazing. I am wanting to find out all about Lexi and see what sort of trouble and hijinks she'll get into with the boys.

I like how you make her so similar to Sherlock, and yet different at the same time. More expressive, kinder, more mischievous.

Oh, yes. I am going to be finding out what I can about this Irish lassie. :-)

making bombs and cooking dinner. If that ain't multitasking then I don't know what is.

I don't have words. It took me 2 weeks to read your story, start to finish (during quarantine, I might add). *SPOILER ALERTS FOR THE STORY* I don't normally like re-writes, so when I first clicked on your story, I was skeptical. And then I got emotionally attached to the characters all over again (but did they ever really leave?) , with the addition of Lexi. There were also some times where I thought she was going to die, and I panicked. Like when she couldn't be seen by John in the Victorian London mind-palace thingy because she was dead, I thought you were foreshadowing. I love how nicely Lexi and Joanna fit into the story. And the time Lexi was like "For once you're right John, it is twins". I nearly cried. Lexi and Sherlock are amazing. You also somehow managed to keep the characters acting like themselves, apart from some things, like how much Sherlock and Mycroft grew emotionally in your story. They never got the chance to in the books, nor in 'Sherlock'. Mycroft was barely even in the books in comparison to other characters. There were some parts of the show that I had forgotten, or I was reminded of the glory with which the lines were said. I am very grateful that you decided to write this story, and that you finally finished it. I wish you all the best in life and health. Thank you for The Resident Sociopaths of 221B, and thank you for the Baker Street Irregulars.

A HOBBIT QUOTE! (Thank you for writing)

"Ready to catch the angle that had fallen from on high"
My favourite typo yet! Don't we all love maths? :)

Whew! What a ride! Thank you so much for the wonderful story. God Bless!

God, I hope you stay safe and healthy. My prayers are with you and I hope you get to follow your passion as much as you can

Again, you gave her an injury far worse than what's actually capable of happening. There is no way he dislocated her shoulder with a punch. Stop giving her these extreme injuries from small things. I've also noticed how you never deviate from the story's path, which is starting to get pretty boring as I pretty much know exactly what's going to happen, at this point all Lexi is doing is stealing some of Sherlocks dialogue and perhaps saying some things that don't really matter, like how she over explained the Golem myths.

Why do you always give her the worst injuries you could possibly get from the smallest thing, the chair fell backwards and she hit her head, the chances of it starting to bleed is incredibly small, so is the chance of her fainting from the impact. You stated later in the chapter that the explosion made her fly backwards but that's impossible since Sherlock himself barely moved in the series, he also wasn't injured and he was sitting right in front of the exploding wall.