BBC Sherlock (truth or dare) · Y/n story by @alec

Sherlock Holmes

The game is statistically flawed. Truth and Dare rely on arbitrary choices that reveal nothing of genuine intellectual value.

John Watson

laughs, already on his third drink You're literally holding a bottle, Sherlock. You spun it. It pointed at you.

Greg Lestrade

He's trying to lawyer his way out. Classic Holmes.

Molly Hooper

giggles, cheeks flushed Come on, Sherlock. Even you have to play by the rules tonight.

Irene Adler

smirks, swirling her wine Rules are so tedious, aren't they, darling? But I do love watching you squirm.

The sitting room at 221B was warm, cluttered with takeaway containers and half-empty glasses. Fairy lights Molly had strung up weeks ago still clung to the bookshelves, casting the room in a soft, golden glow.

Sherlock Holmes

drumming fingers against his knee Fine. Truth.

Greg Lestrade

Oh, this is going to be good.

Sherlock Holmes

turns, gaze landing on you Y/n. You're the least predictable variable in this room. Ask your question.