The Hardy boys have nothing on us.
Who: Peter and Sherlock
When: When Sherlock decides to stop being lazy and solve the case?
Any excuse to get out of his room. Absolutely any. Even Sherlock texting him and demanding to meet was better than sitting on the sofa, trying to do paperwork with the TV blaring and his two new room-mates constantly arguing over everything and anything that they could possibly yell about. Including the correct way to neatly pile shoes.
Peter was on verge of cracking and even a day out with Sherlock seemed like fun. Famous last words. Nothing with Sherlock as fun as it may of seemed originally and that state of mind always back fired on him.
Regardless, he was there at 2pm, the usual coffee shop. And of course, there was Sherlock.
"Do we have time for coffee?"
When: When Sherlock decides to stop being lazy and solve the case?
Any excuse to get out of his room. Absolutely any. Even Sherlock texting him and demanding to meet was better than sitting on the sofa, trying to do paperwork with the TV blaring and his two new room-mates constantly arguing over everything and anything that they could possibly yell about. Including the correct way to neatly pile shoes.
Peter was on verge of cracking and even a day out with Sherlock seemed like fun. Famous last words. Nothing with Sherlock as fun as it may of seemed originally and that state of mind always back fired on him.
Regardless, he was there at 2pm, the usual coffee shop. And of course, there was Sherlock.
"Do we have time for coffee?"