The Boscombe Valley Mystery
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sherlock60Canon Story: "The Boscombe Valley Mystery"
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Rating: G
Author's Notes: Sorry this is a little late.
It was kind of him to feign reticence at leaving, though nothing could hide the light in his eyes sparked by Holmes’ summons. I shan’t deny him the adventure he loves so dearly, nor can I find it in me to begrudge the time spent with the man he loves just as well. There is kindness in Mrs. Watson, too.
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lucybun Rating: G
Author's Notes: Sorry this is a little late.
It was kind of him to feign reticence at leaving, though nothing could hide the light in his eyes sparked by Holmes’ summons. I shan’t deny him the adventure he loves so dearly, nor can I find it in me to begrudge the time spent with the man he loves just as well. There is kindness in Mrs. Watson, too.
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Date: 2011-08-04 11:45 pm (UTC)Fogged-up goggles are definitely a trial, true. ;-) But in all seriousness, I think it is possible to be sympathetic to Mary and still slash H/W - and you did it very well here.