The Final Problem
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sherlock60Still haven't found time to sort out the two I missed while on holiday, but I will. Wrote this around hanging out with fangirls and going to Greenwich.
Canon Story: The Final Problem
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Rating: PG
The note was clearly a ruse, but as I looked up to tell Watson that our most deadly challenge was close, I saw him absently turning his wedding ring while waiting for my verdict. The words died in my mouth. He was tied to his wife, not me, and it was my challenge, not his.
“You should go,” I said.
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Canon Story: The Final Problem
Author:
flawedamythystRating: PG
The note was clearly a ruse, but as I looked up to tell Watson that our most deadly challenge was close, I saw him absently turning his wedding ring while waiting for my verdict. The words died in my mouth. He was tied to his wife, not me, and it was my challenge, not his.
“You should go,” I said.
*
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