Prompting Part XXIV
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How does Sherlock reveal himself to John? Does he even reveal himself to John again? If he doesn't, what are his reasons? How is John coping? And how do Anderson, Sally and Lestrade deal with it if it's revealed Sherlock's still alive?
Whoever fills this wins the internet.
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S/J would be amazing, but all I really want is to see John's face when he realises Sherlock is still alive.
Thank you for writing-you really have a knack for capturing the feel of the show. Do you have links to anything else you've written for this board?
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please keep it up anon <3
John with deducing skills just got like 10x hotter <3 If that doesn't get Sherlock to come back.... ;)
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Please do continue!
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They find a stack of unpaid bills at the ex-girlfriend’s flat, and a set of emails in her sent box organizing the sale of Nefertiti the ludicrously expensive cat. It turns out that the murderer had been up to her ears in both credit card debt and rent payments, and the £7000 that the buyer was offering would have taken most of the heat off her neck. It didn’t help that she’d borrowed money from her decidedly shady cousin and now he and his “friends” wanted it back. According to Lestrade, when they went to bring her in, she cried and pleaded and bribed with money she didn’t have, then tried to appeal to their sense of pity. Lestrade had given her a much deserved response about how premeditated murder in order to steal a cat was not cause for pity ( ... )
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S: Please. I just want to go home, Myc.
M: I know. You can’t.
S: I haven’t heard his voice in a year. A year, Mycroft. Do you have any idea how that feels?
M: You survived over 30 years without hearing his voice, Lock. Survive a few more.
S: I can’t do this. I’m cold, my stitches ripped again and… I miss him. Just ten minutes, that’s all I’m asking.
M: Bargaining will get you nowhere, and you know you wouldn’t be satisfied with that. Besides, would it be worth it, to watch him get shot in front of your eyes?
S does not reply.
M: I thought not. It may help you to know, he went to the grave yesterday.
S: How… how did he look?
M: Happier. And sadder.
S: That is spectacularly unhelpful, Mycroft.
M: He’s still just as devastated, Sherlock, what the hell do you want me to say?
S: Is this line secure?
M: That was an asinine question.
S: The project I’m working on now, in Murmansk… I could use a hand with it.
M: You want me to come to Russia? I couldn’t, Sherlock. I ( ... )
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And lol, no line is secure, Sherlock, didn't you know?
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Also, my first thoughts about the last part were, in order: 1. D'aww, brothers. 2. MORAN! 3. Shit, Moran is going to kill them! 4. ...Wait, they have to be baiting Moran. 5. Nuts, I don't want him to die, either.
And all that took place in about the space of a second and a half. I love this fill, I love this fill, I love this fill. You're the best, author anon, because you give me all the feelings.
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And Watson is so utterly adorable, and sad, and I just want to hug him all over the place!
can't wait for the next part <3
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