Sherlock x Reader: Case of Fiction by FeliciaVargas010, literature
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Sherlock x Reader: Case of Fiction
I was sitting in my apartment, 221C, reading Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Mrs. Hudson was out, so I had no company, except for Sherlock upstairs. He usually leaves me alone...unless he wants tea...or food...or for me to help him on a case...but he had been unusually quiet today. If I wasn't too immersed in the wizarding world, I probably would have been concerned.
I had decided to reread the entire series for the 20th time. Let's be realistic, Harry Potter cannot be resisted. Although, I never could decide whether or not I would be a part of Dumbledore's Army or the Death Eaters, but that's life.
Then, Voldemort killed Snape and
A Study in Pengwings (Crack) by CharlieTaylor17, literature
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A Study in Pengwings (Crack)
Sherlock does not belong to me and I am not on drugs... I think.... Anyway, enjoy!
"Sherlock, why are we at the zoo?" Jawn asked as he ran after the detective due to his short legs.
"It's for a case, Jawn!" Sherlock began to run, but only because it made his coat flare out behind him all epically and stuff. He flipped up his collar and put on his blue steel face, winking at an otter as he ran past.
"Sherlock???" Jawn panted as they both screeched to a stop (quite literally, for they made the screeching sounds with their mouths). "Did you just flirt with an otter?"
"No, it is custom among our species to wink a
Judging Books by Covers (Sherlock x Reader) by CharlieTaylor17, literature
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Judging Books by Covers (Sherlock x Reader)
You paced on the sidewalk in front of apartment 221B. You had stopped and raised your hand to knock twice already, but talked yourself out of it both times. The detective didn't need to be bothered with you when he had crimes to solve. But, then again, who else could you go to? Your "friends" from work were a part of the issue. You had no significant other. You certainly wouldn't seek out your family for this sort of advice seeing as they overreact about everything.
Taking in a deep breath, you stepped up to the door and lifted your arm again, convinced that you would go through with it this time. Unexpectedly, the door swung open and
A Matter of Choice- Sherlock x Reader by letmechooseaname, literature
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A Matter of Choice- Sherlock x Reader
“What the hell was that all about? I’ve never seen a case like this!”
John had begun to stagger down the main road near Scotland Yard. Sherlock along his side pulled up his collar, and scoffed at the Doctor’s remark.
“I beg to disagree. Your simplistic understanding of the evidence at hand leaves you oblivious to his reasonable alibi. His life consisted of psychological torments, visible frown lines, and prominent temporal vein. His wife intoxicated him through the more conventional means of words. However, aged 32 when arrested while his marriage lasted 13 years, indicates his incapability of choice at a you
Put your trousers on! (SherlockXReader) by BowtiesAreCool15, literature
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Put your trousers on! (SherlockXReader)
“Sherlock Holmes! Put your trousers on!” A man commanded firmly, a hint of annoyance in his voice.
You looked up from the floor where you were cleaning it on your hands and knees. You poked your head in the room. A man was wrapped in a sheet. A blonde man sat beside him on the couch and two more men were on the other couch. The man in the sheet glanced at you and smirking, he winked. You quickly ducked back behind the wall, blushing furiously. You were surprised to hear your heart pounding in your ears.
“What for?” The man called Sherlock asked.
“Your client” The first man said. Then you recognized his v
Sherlock Holmes X Reader: The Ghost Whisperer by FollowingTheCreed, literature
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Sherlock Holmes X Reader: The Ghost Whisperer
The scene of the crime was silent but in the far distance you could hear the sirens of police cars as they rushed towards the apartment. Murders weren't uncommon in London just as they weren't uncommon anywhere else. Victorian London had been a pretty gruesome place and there had been many deaths. You would know since they talk to you all the time. You were what the mortals called a Medium. You could see and talk to those who were no longer living, by human standards, because you knew very well that life continued after death.
But you in particular, you were supposed to be an urban legend.
"H-he came through the window, (Name). Ther
Sherlock x Reader |Proceritas| by MomoPoms, literature
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Sherlock x Reader |Proceritas|
John Watson knew how to keep himself under control. He never let any circumstances really get to him, unless of course, we were referring to Sherlock Holmes. The only man who knew how to push his buttons. Why he was still friends with said man, he didn’t know. Probably because he was Sherlock’s only real/best friend.
Or so he thought.
“He’s a real sweetheart, John. You don’t need to worry about how he acts. He’s a much kinder person once you break through his incredibly thick-headed, fairly annoying and superior attitude.”
“He sounds like an absolute wank, (Name). I don’t think he’
Sherlock X Reader: Let's Play Convict, Pt 3 by ExuberantStarchild, literature
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Sherlock X Reader: Let's Play Convict, Pt 3
You woke with an angered growl as you stopped yourself from opening your eyes too fast, becoming aware of what would set you off in a dazed psychotic episode that would leave you unconscious for several hours.
“Don’t try anything.”
Click.
“A gun...” You weakly processed, opening one eye to confirm your suspicions.
“Don’t think I won’t shoot.”
“Mary...is that your name...?”
She glanced away, clearly uncomfortable that you’d said her name.
“I’m sorry.” You couldn’t for the life of you remember why, though. “I feel like I should be sorry...
Sherlock X Reader: Let's Play Convict, Pt 2 by ExuberantStarchild, literature
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Sherlock X Reader: Let's Play Convict, Pt 2
It had been a few hours since you’d paid any attention to your surroundings. Staring at your handcuffs had been enough to occupy your distracted mind, but you hadn’t really known what you’d been staring at until you’d frowned.
The cause of your frown was sitting cross-legged on the floor before your chair, head resting on their folded hands as they stared at your vacant expression.
“Do you remember?” The curly haired detective asked as soon as your brain became active again. You shook your head slowly, gripping onto your ankles as you stared down at the blue chair you were sat on.
“How did it feel
Sherlock X Reader: Let's Play Convict by ExuberantStarchild, literature
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Sherlock X Reader: Let's Play Convict
There were two things you knew your alibi depended on:
1. The amount of blood on your hands, and
2. The position of the dead body.
Unfortunately, the former was theoretical and the latter was dependant of the placement of the footprints in the snow and the time of death.
Unfortunately for you, the footprints happened to lead to your feet, and happened to be from the same size foot as you.
As unfortunate circumstances go, this was pretty high on your scale.
And considering the presumed murder weapon had just dropped to the ground from your hands, slashing through the snow like the heart of the mangled corpse in front of you, the weight of th