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Just posted the next chapter for ‘The Chemist’.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/12789318/chapters/29185728
I still can’t get enough of Moriarty snuggling cats...
Bringing Greg Home, Chapter 17
The camera blocked by construction equipment outside of the parking garage turned out to be a serious detriment. Beckett and Banes scoured footage from nearby intersections and found no less than four plain white vans without rear windows that could possibly hold Alvarez, his men, and Lestrade, and that was assuming that Sherlock’s deductions that it was another large van were correct. Worse, only two of them had a clear shot of the number plate. Mycroft called in favours to bring in further technicians, assigning a couple of agents to each of the white vans.
“Sir! I have Van 3 exiting the M25 at Waltham Abbey. Went straight at the roundabout...still tracking…”
“The agents you sent to the property in Hounslow reported that the building has not been accessed for at least a month.”
“I have Van 3 on the Stewardstone Road camera…”
“The financial records of the cartel do not show a large-scale operation in London, but Interpol suspects that Alvarez may have been sent to scout out the drug scene and look for openings.”
“Van 3 has stopped! Tyre shop on Brooker Road!”
“Send a team.” Anthea nodded and made the call.
“The van pulled into a garage...no view of the driver or any passengers.”
“Alvarez is the nephew of the head of the cartel, who has no sons. His older brother, Antonio Alvarez, is believed to be in line to take over the operation when Turtullo dies.
“I have Van 2 exiting the M40 onto the M25, heading west.”
“According to intelligence chatter, last year Armando Alvarez managed a smuggling operation in Tijuana that was raided by the DEA and cost the cartel several men.”
“Van 3 was a bust. Agents infiltrated the tyre shop; everyone present was a long-time employee. The back of the van was full of built-in tool cabinets and boxes of supplies, more than what could have been loaded before the agents arrived. No sign that anyone other than the driver and one passenger was ever in the van.”
This was what Mycroft did. He was a master of taking in massive amounts of information, analyzing, planning, directing, manipulating the odds. But never had it been so personal. Usually, even in a dire situation, he felt a bit of a private thrill when obtaining information was a challenge, and incoming data just honed his focus. Now each new piece of information caused a spike of hope, and then a wave of despair when it turned out not to be the piece that led straight to Gregory.
THINK. These miscreants cannot outmanoeuvre the combined resources of MI5 and NSY. FIND THE MISTAKE. Oh, Gregory, I’m going to have a tracker put on you after this.
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Mixed Rec
Too Much to Hold: (Sherlock, Johnlock) When friends from university perish in a car accident, John finds that he's been named guardian of their autistic son Julian. Raising a child in the chaos of 221B Baker Street is not something John would have ever imagined doing, and Sherlock's strange reactions to Julian make that choice both easier and harder at the same time.
Rating: A+
Other Thoughts: Amazing. . .
