The Three Gables: Felony
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sherlock60Canon Story: The Three Gables
Title: Felony
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Rating: G
Notes: Watson's PoV.
Many thanks tohardboiledbaby for her useful suggestions and help with proofreading.
Sherlock Holmes shrugged his shoulders. "Well, well," said he, "I suppose I shall have to compound a felony as usual."
I didn’t even bat an eye after Holmes’ statement.
Nevertheless, I tried to count the occasions we became criminals in the eyes of the law. If memory serves, that would be at least 39 cases of breaking and entering and 24 of suppressing the evidence.
And once we locked Lestrade in a pantry.
Needless to say, the Inspector wasn't amused.
100 words extension.
In my mind I tried to count all those occasions we became criminals in the eyes of the law. If memory serves, there were at least 39 different cases of breaking and entering, 24 of suppressing evidence, and two times we deemed the culprits to be justified in their actions and allowed them to escape.
Oh, and once we locked Lestrade in a pantry so that our informer could depart safely.
Needless to say, the Inspector was not appeased by our apologies for our 'carelessness.' "Ought to arrest the pair of you for interfering," he'd grumbled.
If he only knew.
Title: Felony
Author:
winryweissRating: G
Notes: Watson's PoV.
Many thanks to
hardboiledbaby for her useful suggestions and help with proofreading.Sherlock Holmes shrugged his shoulders. "Well, well," said he, "I suppose I shall have to compound a felony as usual."
I didn’t even bat an eye after Holmes’ statement.
Nevertheless, I tried to count the occasions we became criminals in the eyes of the law. If memory serves, that would be at least 39 cases of breaking and entering and 24 of suppressing the evidence.
And once we locked Lestrade in a pantry.
Needless to say, the Inspector wasn't amused.
100 words extension.
In my mind I tried to count all those occasions we became criminals in the eyes of the law. If memory serves, there were at least 39 different cases of breaking and entering, 24 of suppressing evidence, and two times we deemed the culprits to be justified in their actions and allowed them to escape.
Oh, and once we locked Lestrade in a pantry so that our informer could depart safely.
Needless to say, the Inspector was not appeased by our apologies for our 'carelessness.' "Ought to arrest the pair of you for interfering," he'd grumbled.
If he only knew.
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