While Ted is in the living room and Watson is asleep, Sherlock brings out his own laptop and does a little digging. He knows where Ted grew up and roughly when his father died, and it doesn't take too long before he finds what he's looking for. It makes sense now, all of it, from Ted's reluctance to speak of how his father died to his deep desire to be kind and caring toward everyone. He worries about a certain degree of emotional fragility, what might trigger his panic attacks.
Ted returns before Watson awakes, and with a keystroke Sherlock closes the window with the police report he found related to the suicide. He looks at Ted with not a trace of evidence on his face of what he found.
"I take it your son is well," he says quietly, while Watson sleeps on.
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Date: 2021-10-02 05:24 am (UTC)Ted returns before Watson awakes, and with a keystroke Sherlock closes the window with the police report he found related to the suicide. He looks at Ted with not a trace of evidence on his face of what he found.
"I take it your son is well," he says quietly, while Watson sleeps on.