Recommended by a fellow "Whovian" (and is one of her favorites). I enjoyed reading this, however, at first I wasn't sure what to make of it. It grew on me, as I continued to read, getting better the further I read. It was fun watching John avoid the "Blue Book", as well as when The Doctor/Sherlock found himself back on the TARDIS at long last, AND when he was finally able to show it to HIS Doctor and Companion. With the recent 50th Anniversary, it will be interesting how you might incorporate what was discovered there, into this story, if at all. Thank You. TTFN

This if very adorable after sifting through all the ridiculous amounts of angst. Loved the sherlockian disguise.

Muy bueno.

I love these and would appreciate it if you wrote more. :)

This is brilliant but what the doctor doesn't realize is that he is just like his companions he is alone and broken.

damn that maudlin. good though.

Holy. Shit.

These are butch tears of pure, unadulterated FEEL. You, my friend, have written possibly the most beautiful mental monologue

AH

I love.