He admired his mind and hated his soul.
He was always the only one waiting for him.
He always couldn't bear it.
It started a long time ago.
Notes for reading:
·Original work, Sherlock Holmes × Moriarty, no sexual description.
· There are many private settings, HE (trust me)
· The author is an extreme fan of Sherlock Holmes. If the description makes readers have a bad impression of him, that is my problem, not his.
· It is recommended to read it after reading the original work, but it shouldn't matter if you haven't read it... Right?
·The main perspective is Sherlock Holmes, but there are also many Moriarty perspectives.
Source of inspiration:
"I admire his mind, but hate his soul." (From the conversation between Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson in "The Final Case")
"In this way, the most ferocious criminal and the best detective of our time will rest in this bottomless canyon." (Also from "The Final Case")
Intention: Love does not have to be expressed verbally
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