S Holmes

(Source: scienceofdeduction-, via improbable-me)

(Source: scienceofdeduction-, via improbable-me)

improbable-me:

scienceofdeduction-:

improbable-me:

I really can’t say.

Tell me, how did you do it?

I see.

…I really can’t say.

Fine.

Lovely! So glad we had this chat. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have work to be doing.

improbable-me:

I really can’t say.

Tell me, how did you do it?

I see.

…I really can’t say.

improbable-me:

An order from higher up than me, Sherlock, cannot be ignored. 

Hence why you got no thanks. Acknowledgement is more than I expected anyway.  

Was it given by Her Majesty?

Well, I’m thrilled to have been unexpected.

improbable-me:

There were various… complicated reasons that we had to let him go. Reasons you are not permitted to know. 

That’s all I can hope for.

Which I’m sure makes it all better in the view of the bureaucracy. 

I did not say it was accepted.

improbable-me:

You know why. It’s the only way we could get him to talk, you and I both believed in that code and the damage it could have caused. 

Then i’m saying it, there’s no point holding back now, is there? 

I’m sorry. 

I see, and letting him go once you and he had that information? Was there a strategic reasoning behind that, or was it just to teach me a lesson.

Apology acknowledged.