Title: The Teacher's Wife
Characters: Molly, Alec, Josh, Reed, Rupert, Sherlock
Rating: G
Warnings/Triggers: Just fluff, really
Spoilers: none
Pairings: Molly/Alec, Josh/Rupert
Word Count 3,824
Summary: Molly attends her first school Nativity play as the wife of a teacher.
Author's notes: Set in the
Abby 'verseA lot of the time I have story
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I do feel for Molly at social occasions-very much as I'd feel for myself.
“I'm glad everyone I work with is dead,” Molly said.
You go, Molly.
I suspect Alec was not needed to get an interview to materialize suddenly for Abby. She has Uncle Mycroft for that!
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I do feel for Molly at social occasions-very much as I'd feel for myself.
Yeah, I'm a lot better about social stuff than I used to be, but I still find it hard to work myself up to it. Usually once I'm in the middle, I'm fine, but before I get going I get very worried.
I suspect Alec was not needed to get an interview to materialize suddenly for Abby. She has Uncle Mycroft for that!
The Office of Mycroft Holmes officially has no comment in regards to the interview Abigael Watson may or may not have received.
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Hahaha, yes, it is!
Molly imagined Abby Watson would be up there next year and Sarah and John would be beaming at her.
Awww, what a cute image. And a spot came open for her “out of nowhere,” lolol. Thank you, Mycroft. :)
What a cute story. I’m glad Molly was able to come and help out with the sewing and to support Alec in his career, like he’s supported her. They make a wonderful couple. :)
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I'd like to think Sherlock probably stored Molly as 'strangely cheerful mortuary girl' before he learned her name.
Awww, what a cute image. And a spot came open for her “out of nowhere,” lolol. Thank you, Mycroft. :)
Uncle Mycroft abuses his power for good, on occasion.
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