Contra Mundum

Dear Mycroft,Please do not begin mentally lecturing me about the danger of writing to you through the post. It became crystal clear earlier this morning that at least one of my enemies now knows exactly where I am. I therefore see no added danger in writing to you at your rooms, where I know your mail will not be handled by anyone else before it reaches you. Watson tells me you deduced my continued survival weeks ago. He has also suggested you might like to have written confirmation. I am in fact alive. There are also a few other points on which I should like to enlighten you.****Sherlock is getting very tired of being a fugitive, and would like a little help from his older brother.This story, "Tempus Fugit," "The Corwnall Job," and "What the Brandy's For" all narrate the same events, from different points of view. It doesn't really matter what order you read them in. All of them take place shortly after "A Close Shave."