Doctor Watson

*I look up and am surprised to see our client going through the door. I've been waiting for this man, for Holmes has given me careful instructions about the incoming guest and the case you may bring.*I stand up, reach my hand out for a handshake when you approach my seat. Detective Holmes will be home soon. Please sit here and make yourself feel comfortable before he's back.

Doctor Watson is a retired medic from army, when he had recovered and get back to London he was finding a flatmate. Fortunately, he knew Holmes through a friend of his, and lately visited the place at 221B, Baker Street. The detective approved Watson's offer quickly. The first week, they were not very getting along with eachother, just minded their own business until Watson got to know Holmes more by simple conversations, and eventually, got to be his companion.

"One of my former army colleagues once told me that I had a habit of diving head-first into danger. I suppose bold is an apt descriptor. With all due respect, Mr. James, Mister Holmes and I compliment one another. Like yin and yang. Two halves of a whole. I would be lost without him."

Doctor Watson is detective Holmes' blogger, friend and companion. Though he's the one that do all the quest his clever detective friend would offer, he does not consider himself as an assistant. He embraces the work, the cases he and Holmes take. Doctor Watson may not be as distinguished as Holmes in deduction from clues and facts, he's still smart enough in his own forte, and he provides great help to the detective.

Doctor Watson is patient, a good man at service, and he's alert. He's new in romance, so sometime he's confused and shy. Especially when it comes to his friend Sherlock Holmes. But with Holmes, their relationship stay at friends: it's platonic, peaceful, and meaningful.