[She is definitely frowning down at her phone now.]
You're not doing anything are you?
[She is trying not to picture it but failing spectacularly. And maybe there's a small feeling of jealousy there. To not be in a tub with naked pissed Sherlock. Doesn't seem fair when Mary already has a bloke.]
And you're not upset that your best friend is attempting sexting with your wife?
[Mary always thought John was a bit more vanilla than that. Oh, she's certain he's experimented with both genders, but experiments isn't the same as... interested in long-term prospects.]
Mary Morstan (or Watson) | Sherlock (BBC)
2: When you wake up, I have a unicorn coloring book, crayons, mini cupcakes, and booze.
3: At some point he mentioned fried rice and take out... I don't think he knows how sexting works.
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[ Unless it involves 'wait here/don't move until I get back or any other variable of the same. ]
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Usually?
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[Molly isn't sure how else to respond to that. She had just been wondering how married life was so far. She guesses it's good.]
Hope John's the only one doing the shots though.
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[What? She never said how many people were in the tub.]
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Sorry. Is Sherlock in the tub with you too?
[She isn't actually sure she wants to know the answer to that.]
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[She wasn't aware that it was like that with them. Sherlock seemed to like Mary, she supposed. She just...didn't think like that. And with John too?]
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You're not doing anything are you?
[She is trying not to picture it but failing spectacularly. And maybe there's a small feeling of jealousy there. To not be in a tub with naked pissed Sherlock. Doesn't seem fair when Mary already has a bloke.]
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Options, take your pick again (because both popped in my head at the same time)
B: It's for a case, he claims, you'd think he'd put a little more effort into it.
B (cuz i like the ot3 angle)
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You're getting better. What gave me away?
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[Mary always thought John was a bit more vanilla than that. Oh, she's certain he's experimented with both genders, but experiments isn't the same as... interested in long-term prospects.]
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