When John Watson found Sherlock Holmes lying shot and bleeding on the floor Charles Augustus Magnussen's office, he had no idea of the events that would turn his life upside down in the following months. Lost scenes from His Last Vow, seen from John's point of view.

Five different ways that events might have turned out, as John deals with the aftermath of Sherlock's drug use on the plane. Plus one that we'd all like to see.

'Nobody made me; I made me.' When ghosts from his past return to haunt Sherlock, John has to do some detective work of his own to discover how best to help him. Set post-TAB, rated M for references to violent crimes and drug use.

Chasing after a pyromaniac bomber Sherlock and John wind up in a deserted building which explodes and leaves them trapped under the rubble, both severely injured. One-shot. Hard-core bromance.

It was only when people actually saw John working as a physician that they began to understand: that it wasn't just about bullets and IEDs and trauma care under fire. That "doctor" actually covered a pretty wide field. And that John was bloody good at covering ground. 5 times Dr. Watson treated others and 1 time he treated himself.