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Greg and Mycroft haven't spoken since the night after Sherrinford, and everyone's feeling the repercussions.
John's worried. Greg's confused. Mycroft's resolute. Sherlock's adamant.
With Valentine's Day approaching, a catalyst is needed to get them talking again.
Greg is an early-morning runner. Mycroft is an early riser who happens to live on Greg's running route. Hilarity ensues.
A terrible murder is turning Greg's Christmas into a day from hell. Fortunately, Mycroft steps in to sooth the pain of the man he's secretly cared for for some time.
Mycroft Holmes worries about Sherlock... constantly. Several snapshots of the relationship between Mycroft and Lestrade from stranger, to friend, to... maybe more. The constants of their changing feelings and actions.
Constable Lestrade finds a young addict in an alleyway during his beat. The boy seems rather down on his luck, and so, Lestrade offers to take him in for a few days. What he didn't sign up to deal with, however, was the boy's personality, and most notably, his brother.
Greg said he would help before he knew what that entailed: a haunted house, a summer long forgotten, and a friend who'd needed his help before they'd even met.
Inspired by a certain scene in The Abominable Bride that highlights Mycroft's love and concern for his brother, despite Sherlock's apparent lack of love and concern for himself. The Mystrade bit is just shameless self-indulgence.
Greg needs to do a little shopping and Mycroft decides to accompany him, something the Detective Inspector knows is not going to end well for either of them.
Lestrade finds Mycroft Holmes in a very unexpected place and it leads to very unexpected things... at least for the two men involved.
Lestrade is enamoured with a young, nubile female and Mycroft is none too happy about the fact. Especially since said female is making a home in their patio.