Mycroft is the man who thinks he has everything. His perfect job. His perfect home. Even a little brother. Despite other people and their fascination with finding their soulmates, Mycroft has abandoned any idea of finding his 'Second', not after the traumatic death of the first person that was supposed to love him. And then Detective Inspector Gregory Lestrade walks into his life.

All she could do was focus on one thing at a time. It was too much, feeling Sherlock's eyes on her. Feeling him assess. Think. Process. He knew, and she knew it. All she could hope -

How Sherlock's Guardian Angel fell to Earth and they saved each other.

Sherlock is a troubled young teen with a bad history. John is his stalwart friend.

Now that John and Sherlock have left Asylum, they're forced to face the real world, a reality Sherlock has never faced unaided and one John is resigned to. As they fight to find a balance between the life they have to live to survive and each other, they battle to come to terms with their pasts so they can build a future together. Part 2 of 'A Lonely September' series.

Greg becomes concerned about Sherlock's erratic behaviour, and follows him one afternoon when he wanders off from Baker Street. What he finds is not what he expected. Sherstrade.

When badly hurt chasing a suspect, Lestrade thinks he's going to die. To combat dying with regrets, he calls Sherlock and tells him that he loves him. Sherstrade.

The day Sherlock returns from his fake death is the day Lestrade attempts to kill himself. Sherlock finds him collapsed on the floor, and has to deal with the consequences of his absence.

Jim and Seb run through the plan for the roof of Bart's one last time. Jim has a last moment addition to make.

Lestrade wakes up from a coma and doesn't remember that he's been dating John for six months.

Lestrade is forced to face his fears when he discovers he has no way out. Weeks later, Sherlock takes him home from the hospital and shows him that he cares in the most obnoxious way possible.

In which one decision changes the course of two lifetimes, and Sherlock learns what it means to love.

Sherlock calls Lestrade Gregory when they're together. It's his way of separating the Work and his relationship, to put things in boxes when order is necessary.

When the one you love is hurt, you become enraged. Warnings for mild homophobic slurs.

Sherlock has a habit of kissing Lestrade at crime scenes because it helps him think, benefits the Work. John makes an assumption that unnerves Sherlock, and he goes to the one person who can help him figure it out.

A series of AU OctoJohn drabbles. Sherlock takes his little half-octopus friend with him to boarding school. Cute, happy, light, with minimal angst.

Sherlock wakes up, and isn't what John is expecting. Which is good, because John isn't what Sherlock was expecting either. Part 2 of the "John Was There" series. Part 1 is 'First Meeting'.

When Mycroft is seeking solace from his fighting parents, he encounters an odd man in a clearing. An odd man who manages to circumvent all of his security to end up in Mycroft's bathroom. For all that Mycroft is thrown for a loop, Greg may prove to be just what he needs to deal with the shattered bits of his life. Even if he is a demon.

Various fluffy drabbles of my favorite OT3. Updated as I write them. Not all are related. Feel free to send prompts to my tumblr (same as my username).

Greg is a celebrity and an unwilling one. As a young man he aimed high and succeeded with frightening rapidity; now everything he does seems to increase the attention he's only wants rid of. He meets a man to whom obscurity is everything. When both their lives are thrown into danger, Mycroft must decide whether or not he's willing to give up that obscurity to save his relationship.

In response to Sherlock's challenge, Mycroft has set his sights on seducing John Watson. After all, how hard can it be?

As required by the terms of his competition with Mycroft, Sherlock makes use of his new found flirting tips on an unexpecting Detective Inspector.

When Sherlock's flirting skills nearly costs him a witness, Mycroft's pointed teasing prompts a contest between the brothers. Who can seduce their target first? An introduction for 'The Cosmopolitan Effect' series. Can be read with or without partnered pieces.

When a work conflict causes Greg to lose his temper, Mycroft leaves it well enough alone. Until Greg brings it up at night when the two share some time together.

Sherlock finishes off the last member of Moriarty's organisation and turns around to see the last person he would expect.

Mycroft severs their three-year relationship for reasons he considers good and valid. Not, of course, good and valid enough to discuss with Greg. What he doesn't know, keeps him safe. Mycroft is convinced that everything will be fine and that Greg will understand - that is, until he finds the diary that Greg accidentally left behind.

Sherlock laid on the sofa, fingers steepled underneath his chin. John was sitting in his armchair, chunnering on about something Sherlock wasn't really listening to. He was focused on the tug in his stomach, the hunger that simmered underneath his human form. If Sherlock drank it, he would bind John to him forever. Sherlock refused to do that. For this John wasn't the first John.

Sherlock was John's salvation, righting a bland world and sending it into vibrant, dizzying hues. Until he vanished, plunging John's world into something he had never expected. Then he came back.

Greg has a green thumb. So does Mycroft. Shameless Mystrade fluff.

Sherlock had always heard what 'regular people' felt about love. That it felt like coming home, like being cherished and valued. That no matter what, someone would love you. Sherlock didn't believe them. He wasn't like them. All he dreamt about were long, empty corridors, sounds of laughter, happiness drifting through thin walls but never reaching him. Then he met John Watson.

Broken and battered by an old girlfriend, months after he's home from Afghanistan, John is forced to seek refuge in Asylum - a home for men with nowhere else to go. When he meets and begins to bond with his eccentric roommate (who is even more broken than he is), John realizes that maybe - just maybe - he can heal again. Part 1 of "A Lonely September" series.

He steepled his fingers underneath his chin, ready to return his focus to the problem at hand, when he heard the movement of the boy in the bed across from him. It was the sixth time he had turned over in the past five minutes and Sherlock was nearly at the end of his patience. "Will you stop doing that," he hissed. "Sorry. I just can't sleep."

John is nearing the end of his 12-hour shift in the local ER when an overdose comes in. Little does he know that saving this patient will change the course of the rest of his life. Part 1 of Four of the "John Was There" series.

"You existed because we allowed it. You will end because we demand it." Mycroft had known the reality, known that eventually he would become more of a security risk than an asset, but he had not predicted that his day would come so soon.

It seemed as he gave up, the waves sensed his acquiescence, and let him go. He bobbed to the surface, the water vanishing as if it had never existed. No longer did he feel that he was choking, that he was dying. He was living, albeit a tenuous existence, barely above the water that threatened to consume him. He did not know how much time had passed before he heard a voice. John.

The first time Mycroft heard the music, he thought he was dreaming. The second time, he was mostly asleep in bed. When this becomes a pattern, it leads to some interesting discoveries, and even more importantly, a question.

When Sherlock pulls some ridiculous maneuvers during a case, the ride back to 221B Baker Street is tense. When Sherlock refuses to listen, John resorts to other tactics that get a far better reaction. PWP, dom!John, sub!Sherlock.

Greg was kidnapped and tortured. Six months later he wakes up after a nightmare, and has a long-overdue conversation with Mycroft about his role as the British Government.

John takes Sherlock grocery shopping for the first (and probably last) time. Thankfully, after a chat with Greg, John comes prepared...mostly.

Why. Won't. It. WORK. Sherlock is angry and frustrated at a case that simply won't come together. He has all the pieces, yet cannot make them fit. He knows what will make it better - a single vial, pulsing through his veins. Yet there's something stopping him. Someone. Sherlock/John, angsty fluff.

Greg is a chronic insomniac. Mycroft playing the piano is the only guaranteed way to get him to sleep. When Greg gets shot on a case and Mycroft is half a world away, Greg worries that what they have, isn't worth it. However...Mycroft always manages to send the right message his direction. Short, fluffy ficlet.