I think there's still half a bottle under the sink somewhere, yes.
[If Sherlock had voiced those concerns, she would have rejected them. It was sentiment at first, of course, when she couldn't bear to let go of him, but it became practical in its own way, a constant reminder of him that insisted she could not give up on him. It didn't mean she would not be able to let go and move on were he to actually die.
no subject
[If Sherlock had voiced those concerns, she would have rejected them. It was sentiment at first, of course, when she couldn't bear to let go of him, but it became practical in its own way, a constant reminder of him that insisted she could not give up on him. It didn't mean she would not be able to let go and move on were he to actually die.
It just made it more likely,]