saki101

Title: We're Sorry For Any Inconvenience
Author: saki101
Characters/Pairings: Mycroft Holmes, Gregory Lestrade
Rating: Between PG-13 & R-ish
Genre: pre-slash and rather fluffy
Word Count: ~10K
Disclaimer: Sherlock is not mine and no money is being made.
Summary: Months after The Fall, John doesn't return from a holiday. His friends and family don't report his absence to the police. Mycroft thinks Lestrade may know why. At least that's the ostensible reason for his visit to Lestade's office.
A/N: Written for the Sherlockmas SPF 2013 to fill Prompt #39: Lestrade; upgrade to first class for bwblack)

Also, posted on AO3

Can be read alone.

(The first paragraph is a summary of the opening scene between Mycroft and Lestrade in Carbonado. The full conversation that preceded Mycroft’s offer may be read here.)

We're Sorry For Any Inconvenience may also be read as part of the Other Experiments series where it would fit in after Carbonado.

Excerpt: Lestrade considered the man standing in his office. He was sure that if Sherlock wanted his brother to know he was alive and well and where he and John were, Mycroft wouldn’t be suggesting a friendly chat over dinner. Mycroft gestured towards the door as Greg stood and rounded the desk. He knew it was a dangerous move to accept, but Sherlock wasn’t the only one who loved a challenge.


( We're Sorry For Any Inconvenience )

Title: Files From a Flashdrive: White Satin, Silver Sequins
Author: saki101
Characters/Pairings: John/Sherlock
Rating: R-ish
Word Count: ~1700
Disclaimer: Sherlock is not mine and no money is being made.
Also posted on: LJ Sherlockmas
Summary: John doesn't only write about their cases.
A/N: Written for the Sherlockmas 2013 SPF: First Friday Drabble Day Post to fill Prompt No. 81: Sherlock, John, Lestrade (optional Sally); too many memories of a bad case. Their flexible rules permitted fills longer than 500 words as well. As usual, I've interpreted a prompt in my own strange way.

Posted, also, on AO3.

Can be read alone.

It may also be read as part of the Other Experiments series where it would fit in after Revisionist. (Other Experiments begins with Sometimes.)



Excerpt: “The folks from the theatre were more than willing to help; they’re still grateful about The Navel Treatment case. Well, of course, you know that,” I continued, heading towards the fridge. I reached in and seized a water bottle. “They said we could have kept the hats. Just as well we didn't. That must have been the best-documented petty theft in history.”


( Files From a Flashdrive: White Satin, Silver Sequins )