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             love, like art, must always be free.
created june 2017. written & penned by allison. promo credit.
   Hey all. Iâm considering coming back on one of my blogs, but Iâm unsure which one. I donât want to overwhelm myself, so Iâm only bringing one back. Which one do you guys want to see on the dash again first? Iâll reblog this on them all! Please vote here!
letshavediinner:
Her lips tugged up into a genuine smile as she held the otherâs hand before giving a small nod. âI would definitely agree to that. Now we can both free act on it without restriction.â She grinned and then stole a second kiss with a smirk.
   âCheeky,â Mary says with a bit of a laugh. âYou can definitely get away with that as often as youâd like to. I certainly wonât be complaining.â
skullandridingcrop:
âLast time I misjudged you. I didnât take into account that, that unlike John, you would see right through any attempts at playing dirty. Not a mistake I will make twice.â
   âJohn can be a bit dim with things like that sometimes. That, or he just doesnât want to argue the point because itâs easier to let it happen. But good, learning from your mistakes.â
notelementary:
âYes, because he didnât have much fun. I pranked him, sort of.â A soft chuckle left Sherlockâs throat as he remembered what happened in Baskervilleâs lab.
âIt was challenging. And when I met the client, the case seemed very boring and it turned out to be very⊠interesting. Also, I confirmed my belief that monsters didnât exist⊠Only humans can be that bad.â
   âHe said you did a horrible thing like that.â She canât help but chuckle at that. Her expression falters slightly at his admittance. Itâs almost like itâs his favorite because it solidified things for him. âYouâre right. Humans are the monsters of the world.â
nogcd:
When Clarkâs colleagues at Langley had sent him the encrypted file, he thought the woman he would be meeting was far younger. Then he remembered that his own picture in the database was ten years old and that nobody had bothered to change it. That didnât matter as he followed her and sat down at the table. He kept his eyes on the kitchen door. More likely than not, that was where all of the bad news came from. âI try very hard to be discreet,â he said quietly. âIâm head of Southeastern European Security for Langley. I trust your position is similar?âÂ
   âMy position is whatever I decide it is.â Whatever fits best in that moment, for that particular job she was doing. Even this she wasnât supposed to be doing, but John doesnât seem to mind her doing things like this every now and again. âDo you need me to be security? I can do that well enough.â
suumuxor:
        â  yeah ??? i can tell.  â  abigail smiles softly, moving to sit down next to mary on the couch. babies were notorious for not following a proper sleep schedule, & abigailâs sure her friend is suffering from lack of sleep due to the blonde little tyke who was currently playing in her chair.   â  rosie still not sleeping through the night ???  â
   âNope. Even gave her a stern talking to, about how Mummy needs some sleep so sheâs not grumpy. Didnât help.â Mary smiles tiredly, glancing over at her daughter, content in her chair. âChildren are exhausting. I never realized it.â
xsherlockxholmes:
âYes that would be the gist of itâ she knew that someday theyâd have their chat about this. But not now, not while there was a job to be done. âWhat do you know about him that i donât.â
   âNot much, I imagine. You seemed to do your research on him. You know of Appledore, you know of his vaults, everything that he knows.â
eastwiind:
Out. Youâre going to willingly let me out, let the beast out of its cage? Oh, you must be giving Mycroft a very pretty favour in return for thisâŠ
The image of a beach fills her mind, of sand and cold wind and water, deep and darkâher gaze returns to the doctorâs wife, eyes narrowing a bit, wanting to know exactly where this woman plans on taking her to make her speak.
Nothing is worth her voice. Nothing. Mary Watson will not be the one to break her silence, of that the youngest Holmes is quite certain.
   âI am only going to take you out if you speak. Use bloody sign language, write on a piece of paper, text it. I donât care. Youâre going to somehow speak.â Because Mary wants answers, and sheâs going to eventually get them. âBut you have to speak, in some way.â And now here is where the game might very well change. âWhere we go is up to you.â
storyspinningspidcr:
    ââ Itâs not supposed to be.â
His reply is blunt and though he wonât admit it, itâs a little refreshing to have someone facing him down without cowering, itâs a rare thing these days since coming back from the dead. Had he any interest in getting another assassin and were she not involved with Holmes as she was, Jim likely would have found himself wanting her in his employ. Too bad the world had other ideas.
   ââ Perhaps. You certainly came the CLOSEST to killing    him, Iâll give you that. Must have been a pitiful sight. him    being so WEAK. Was it satisfying to fire a gun again?â
The criminal would have loved to see it for himself but alas heâd only been able to exist on the sidelines, hearing reports from those that kept an eye on him, it was one of the prices heâd paid for their first game together and heâd just have to learn to work around it.
   In a sense, Mary had killed him. His heart had stopped, the doctors had given up. She wonders if Moriarty knows about that ââ sheâd be surprised if he didnât, and a little bit disappointed. She may never have worked for the man, but she heard plenty. Mary knows how this man before her works, how he lives. Not knowing is definitely not a part of his lifestyle.
   âIt was nice,â Mary has to admit. Not so much essentially killing her now best friend, but the recoil of the gun, the feeling of the bullet leaving the gun. She had missed it, and still does even now. It was something that would never go away, no matter what. âIs that all you came here for?â
mollv:
       she closes her eyes if just for a moment; fighting the sudden sense of nausea hitting her in her gut and nearly knocking out the breath of her, the whirl of dizziness. SHEâS FINE. just the adrenaline wearing off after a day of taking full control of her body. itâs bound to happen. the wound was not THAT serious. â itâs fine. should stop bleeding any moment. â even if she would trust the other female in front of her, madalena was not the one to allow people into her personal space. something about another person standing too close always forced her to snap. â iâm⊠iâm madalena. â
   She feels badly, because neither of them were meant to get hurt. Her ribs are bruised, one possibly cracked. At least her injury wasn't visible or on the verge of ruining the clothes Madalena had on. "At least wipe the blood off before it drips everywhere." Enough of their DNA was probably already all over the place. No sense adding blood into the picture. The forensic scientists will have a field day with this if they didn't clean up properly. "I'd say it's nice to meet you, but maybe not under these circumstances." Rose chuckles quietly; she's unable to help it. She laughs, finding the entire situation completely ridiculous.
little-murderer:
  âHeh.â The chuckle was weak, feeble. Following the target around was suppose to be EASY! That was all she was told to do until tomorrow. But this girlâCamilla hadnât really noticed her till she hurried in line to place herself behind the man she kept her eye on.Â
  ChristâŠshe sincerely hopes her alarm bells were ringing for the wrong reasons, like how they usually do.Â
  âJust checking.â
   Sometimes Roseâs job was to kill people. Sometimes AGRA was delegated to saving someone - for now. This man has a target on his back, several if she is right. And this woman now talking to her has been following him around. âI do appreciate the offer, though,â she says with a smile.
letshavediinner:
  âOh I am doomed.â Irene placed a hand dramatically against her forehead and gave a small laugh before she took a bite of the cookie in her hand. âNaturally of course. But donât worry, whatever my surprise is, Iâll make sure you enjoy it. to a certain point at least.â
   âItâll be fun, at least. Even if itâs annoying, or a hassle, definitely fun.â That was the thing about Mary. She loved things that were fun, things most people would hate.
neverarhyme:
[text: rosadumb]: you sound fake [text: rosadumb]: faker than a fresh pair of silicon tits
   â cassiopeia, verin
   ( vc ) ââ Youâre clever. Super clever.    ( vc ) ââ The most clever to ever clever.
venturousheart:
    Clara giggled at Maryâs overly dramatic response and sighed. âYouâll just have to get over it,â she chirped before she remembered her satchel. âWould it help if I told you I got you a souvenir from my latest adventure?â
   Sheâs still pouting, but it begins to disappear at the mention of a souvenir. âIt might help a little bit. But only a little bit. What sort of adventure was it? Another planet, or just somewhere in the Earthâs timeline?â
thenameisq:
He canât help but to be intrigued by the prospect of this being for a case for Sherlock. A single brow arches as he looks at her, curious. âStraight to the source.. and I am somehow the source⊠what exactly is his case about?âÂ
   âYouâre the quartermaster. We need information, and if you wonât give it to us - well, Iâll just use this to get it for us.â She wriggles a small flashdrive between them.
eastwiind:
[ text: M.W. ] I donât have a preference. [ text: M.W. ] Though I quite liked that fish and chips place. [ text: M.W. ] Iâd like to eat there again.
   â holmes, eurus
   ( eh ) ââ The one near Baker Street?    ( eh ) ââ Thatâs a good one. We can go there again.