[Sherlock] At Loggerheads

Pairing: Mycroft Holmes, young version, slim version. (But he has dated Sherlock.) (The main story is only 20,000 words, so I won't spoil any more. Everyone has different tastes. If the plot doesn't go the way you expected and you don't like it, don't force yourself to keep reading. Just leave in time, and please don't say anything cruel. Otherwise, the author will have to stew in their own frustration alone, which would be so pitiful. Have a pleasant read, and thank you for reading.) 1. Please don't attack the author. 2. Short story, free to read. 3. The heroine is a foreign psycho, extremely twisted. The hero isn't much better. 4. Female lead, top; male lead, bottom. 5. Based on the BBC version, but the timeline is a mess and it's mostly an alternate universe. I mainly wanted to write a Mycroft fanfic. 6. Contains corruption, surveillance, and gore. Orphaned, with stunning beauty... At thirteen, Isabella shot to fame with nothing but a photograph. She then starred as the lead in a film and won that year's Academy Award for Best Actress. At fifteen, Isabella complained on a TV show about her exploitative company boss. Her fans beat him to death. At eighteen, Isabella made the BBC's list of the 100 Greatest Britons. "Her simply standing there is the greatest gift God has ever given Britain." At twenty, Twitter made a list of the professions with the highest death rates worldwide. "Isabella's boyfriend" made the list. Benjamin Furman, cause of death: killed in a duel with one of Isabella's admirers. Tom Pattinson, cause of death: betrayed Isabella and was murdered by her fans. Anthony Clark, cause of death: proposed to Isabella, was rejected, then jumped into the sea and killed himself. At twenty-one, Isabella met Mycroft Holmes. "A tall, fat guy who looks like he's going bald," Isabella complained to her agent. "A beautiful goldfish with low intelligence and, consequently, limited destructive potential," Holmes retorted. . Even though over a hundred men and women propose to Holmes's wife every year after their marriage, Holmes is still considered the luckiest man in Britain. The Sun called him "The Man Who Broke the Curse" and "The Boy Who Lived." Theme: An unconventional romance