Falonian

Sherlock Holmes was a ridiculous man. Though, it was quite possible that he hadn’t realised this himself, or mistaken the signs for something else. John Watson, however, had not. For once, he saw the evidence whereas the detective seemed to miss it all, no matter that it was right under his nose. It was crystal clear, really, and it surprised John every time again that the other man was apparently incapable of putting two and two together, because if even John could see it, then how on Earth could the great Sherlock Holmes not do so? It started with his appearance alone, the way he moved through London, coat flapping around him as he r

The first five years of Harry Potter's relationship with Draco Malfoy were exactly what Ron thought they should be like: They couldn’t stand each other. It was a perfect mutual hatred all of Hogwarts knew about - if not half the Wizarding World. You probably couldn’t even call it a relationship, but Ron didn’t really care. It was Malfoy, after all. Who gave a damn, as long as you could fuck with his head. Sixth year was really strange, however. Things started to, say, change. And not really in a good way. Ron worried about Harry. He still seemed to hate Malfoy, but at the same time... Well, he was unhealthily obsessed. Even