37, 38 & 39: The Red-Headed League, The Reigate Squires & The Resident Patient

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I will get back in the habit of doing these every week, instead of in batches, I swear.

Canon Story: The Red-Headed League
Title: The Role Of A Friend
Rating: G

That Watson's visit to Baker Street was to avoid matrimonial strife was obvious both from the bitterness with which he said, “My practice is never very absorbing,” and his reluctance to return home after the concert. Accordingly, once the case was wrapped up, I took him home, plied him with brandy, and gave him the opportunity to unburden himself.


Canon Story: The Reigate Squires
Title: A Bachelor Establishment
Rating: PG
A/N: Holmes/Watson.

“Watson, I have no wish to go to the country to be fussed over by female servants and restrained by social mores from being close to you.”

“You misunderstand, Holmes. The Colonel runs an extremely discreet bachelor household. There will be no problem if we choose to spend whole days in bed together.”

“When is the train?”


Canon Story: The Resident Patient
Title: Trouble
Rating: PG
A/N: Holmes/Watson.

I first realised the trouble Watson was going to cause me not when the flick of his tongue as he turned a page with a licked finger caused me to drop a test tube and lose a whole day's work, but when three hours walking with him passed like ten minutes and was well worth the loss of my research.


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