I don’t have, “spare time.”
M
Typical of him.
Sounds heavenly. Thank you, Anthea.
M
I’m sorry, I don’t quite understand what you’re saying.
M
What kind of question is that? I love Sherlock! He may not believe it but he is my family so no matter how childish or aggravating he may be, I would do anything for him.
M
Whatever you do, don’t steal John’s cardigan. - A
He will attack. Viciously.
M
I remember due to his adolescent cognitive stage of development, he was a bit confused as to his identity role. So one day, he came home with several jars of honey and bee stings peppered throughout his body. It took weeks of oatmeal baths to make them go away.
M
He’s still here? I thought perhaps he died.
Oh, yes. The French. Lovely. Thank you for the reminder.
M
Look, they can play nice. - A
It was because Sherlock was watching he’d bite my head off if I touched his pet.
M
I’m more curious as to where you heard this rumour.
M
Last time I checked, they were having issues? I am unsure if they have been resolved or they have split.
I’m sure Sherlock would know. He does make a habit of snooping his John’s life more than I do.
M
Oh, how kind.
Hear that, Sherlock? Do you hear that?
M
I assure you, I have better activities in mind.
I’ll have a talk with my coworkers.
M
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