Oh, I’m so very happy to see more of Mycroft in this verse. I adore the way you write him and can’t seem to ever get enough of his interactions with Sherlock.
Sherlock's favourite thing to do at her age was correct people, but he wasn't sure if that was universal, or merely a quirk unique to his brother.
Of course Mycroft is good at looking after children—he’s been looking after his brother for thirty-plus years!
She clapped her hands. “Pretty flower,” she said. “Yay Abby!”
Oh my God, this is adorable. She’s so like her parents at being excellent at interpreting Sherlock’s comments as praise.
“What do I do now?” Sherlock asked Mycroft. “Is that right?”
aj;flkdjas;f da This is my favorite part, Sherlock asking Mycroft for advice and Mycroft being shocked at that.
Wonderful scene and very sweetly revealing about all its participants. I love this verse.
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Date: 2013-10-26 01:10 am (UTC)Sherlock's favourite thing to do at her age was correct people, but he wasn't sure if that was universal, or merely a quirk unique to his brother.
Of course Mycroft is good at looking after children—he’s been looking after his brother for thirty-plus years!
She clapped her hands. “Pretty flower,” she said. “Yay Abby!”
Oh my God, this is adorable. She’s so like her parents at being excellent at interpreting Sherlock’s comments as praise.
“What do I do now?” Sherlock asked Mycroft. “Is that right?”
aj;flkdjas;f da This is my favorite part, Sherlock asking Mycroft for advice and Mycroft being shocked at that.
Wonderful scene and very sweetly revealing about all its participants. I love this verse.