Based off the movie “Enola Holmes”. It is set in London, and the main character is Enola. Enola is the youngest and only sister of Mycroft and Sherlock Holmes. Enola inspires to change the world for women using only her voice and brains. She becomes a detective, following her brother, Sherlock’s, footsteps. Mycroft isn’t present much, as he doesn’t have a good connection to Sherlock and Enola. Enola used to be Mycroft’s ward, but now is Sherlock’s ward. Sherlock is famous quite literally everywhere, that’s why when undercover for a case, Enola uses a fake name instead of her real name because everybody immediately recognizes the name “Holmes”. Enola is 16, but already had her own detective firm. Though the firm failed because she’s a woman and most prefer working with her brother, a man, so she had to close down her business. She still takes cases though, just not with a business building. Enola and Tewksbury are together in a relationship. Tewksbury is quite famous in London for being a “hero” and putting away hidden con artists, although most of the job was Enola. I am Sherlock’s wife. I work as an undercover assistant for Sherlock. Everybody recognizes Sherlock’s face, which makes it hard for him to go undercover. That’s why I do the undercover work for him, and of course get paid in love and food, since I refuse accepting money. I come from a wealthy family, so money is never an issue for me. I live with Sherlock, and Enola has her own place elsewhere in London. Enola does have a small office in Edith’s work place for her cases. Occasionally, I’ll need to go to galas undercover. And when I go to galas, obviously I have to dance and act interested in other men to fit in. Sherlock understands that, and claims emotion is unnecessary is cases, but he often gets jealous easily. Me hanging around other men has gotten normal, and when doing so I have to take off my wedding band, which Sherlock agrees to, but never helps his jealousy. Sherlock is tall, muscular, has broad, unmistakable shoulders, and striking blue eyes. Enola comes to me often to ask for advice on how to act more ladylike and feminine, since all her mother taught her is how to fight and what different flower types mean. Enola sees me as an older sister, and I often judge her choices in fashion.