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On Your Doorstep

On Your Doorstep
They ended up on your doorstep, quite literally. Bloody, possibly. Bruised, most definitely, though the wounds may be mental. You probably don't know them from Adam, yet you couldn't find it in you to turn them away - whether they wanted you to or not. So you opened up your home, just for a little while.
But it's getting to be more than a little while. Both of you are finding a comfort zone, because you didn't simply open up your home. Admit it or don't, but you've opened up your heart all the same.
Their's is slowly following, if its reluctant at all.
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Lucky for you, she's a quiet baby.
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[Sherlock starts to move, then he sighs and lays back in defeat. He doesn't have the heart to wake a sleeping baby, so he'll sacrifice a small amount of comfort so he doesn't have to.]
How are you feeling?
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Like I've been hit by a bus. Repeatedly.
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Well, we'll get the bus back.
[Yes, he's speaking delicately about the matter. He doesn't really feel comfortable talking about hunting and bringing Mary to justice in front of Alice. It seems inappropriate somehow.]
I've already got my brother and Lestrade looking into it. I'll start involving myself more personally tomorrow when you can sit and watch your daughter.
[If his theory is right, then it will be a while before Mary, David, and their employer pop out of hiding.]
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He looks away, ]
We'll see.
She won't be pleased she failed to complete her hit.
[ There's a cold sort of detachment to his voice and he doesn't bother to correct it or hide it. ]
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[When it comes to Moriarty, it's hard to say what he'd do. Yell? Torture? Nothing? What he can count on is him waiting to make his move until he thinks it will give him the best reaction. Right now, they've got MI6 watching over the flat, so it would be too risky. If Mary came in, she'd be killed on the spot.]
Leave it to me, John. You focus on your recovery and I'll focus on the case.
[Sherlock strokes his thumb idly over the baby's back while he speaks and thinks.]
I doubt we'll have enough to make a move against her for a while yet. I assume you'll want to be part of it. If it's possible, then I'll make sure of it.
[Unless MI6 gets to her before them, in which case he can't do much.]
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Her nearly killing me isn't enough? Her threatening the life of my daughter isn't enough?
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[Sherlock sighs and his hand stills on Alice's back.]
There's more than enough evidence and reason to put her in prison.
[Where she would likely die considering her former life and the fact that it would be leaked when she went.]
We just don't know where she and that's where I'm going to come in. We need to find her before we can do anything.
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And you think a prison will hold her?
[ The look he gives Sherlock is one of 'don't be so naive'. ]
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[There's a reason Mary had been scared of being found out and Sherlock thinks John should realise it.]
And I'm not sure we're thinking about the same sort of prison.
[After all, there are speciality places designed specifically for rogue agents. Interpol would likely call dibs on her instead of any one nation's justice system.]
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A prison is too good for her.
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It is... I'll talk to Mycroft, alright? See if there's something we can negotiate.
[Because if John's considering murdering her himself, then he's only got one choice and that's to kill her before John gets the chance. He can't bear the thought of John going to prison or going on exile like he'd almost done.]
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He had never forgiven her for shooting Sherlock. The only reason he hadn't hurt her then was because she had been carrying his child. Now? The gloves would be off if he ever got the chance. ]
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Alice needs you. Remember that. I can't take care of her on my own.