Sid's always had a feeling there was a little more than just antagonistic, insufferable lawfulness when it comes to how Inspector Sullivan feels about him, and he's proven right exactly twice: once under extreme duress, and once right as they say goodbye.

my version of the episode "the lair of libertines"

He never married, and never had children. On purpose. But, she needs him and in the end he might find he needs her too.

Sequel to When I'm Not Looking. Sullivan returns to Kembleford to find Emma, and gets a lot more than he expects.

Sullivan becomes Bunty's unlikeliest new pal as she 'volunteers' in Kembleford Library

Sid's present for Sullivan is not one suited to be opened in the presence of his family.

The St Mary's nativity looks set to be worst its ever been. Is there any way this utterly chaotic caper will succeed?

CW suicide attempt. Father Brown fears that he won't be able to save Sullivan from himself

Sid and Sullivan exchange gifts

Sid and Sullivan discuss Christmas

After almost settling in Kembleford, Bunty WIndermere finds that Inspector Sullivan is fast becoming the most compelling reason for her to stay. Inspector Sullivan is shocked to realise how steadily his little world is starting to revolve around the local countess' niece.

After he's invited to a shoot at Montague, Sullivan re his childhood. Inspired and assisted by my friend Kos.

A more miserable version of Secondhand Ciggarettes. Sullivan returns Sid's clothes following the Owl Of Minerva.

When Sullivan's boiler breaks, he makes a sensible decision. He would rather die than enlist Sid Carter's help.

Mrs McCarthy and Sullivan have a frank conversation on the train back to Kembleford, where Mallory doesn't exist (Apologies to his fans) and Sullivan returns to his rightful place at the station. Mentions of poor mental health.

One of Sullivan's earliest cases stays with him for life. Delightfully assisted by my dear friend Koschei.

Sid makes a miscalculation and ends up in Sullivan's bedroom, where Sullivan's night attire gives him quite a shock.

Flambeau was lucky… or so he kept telling himself as he screamed through the pain. Crack treated seriously (A/B/O dynamics)

Sullivan (who is autistic here) has a meltdown, but Goodfellow is there to pick up the pieces.

Sid and Sullivan have to spend the night at Montague and you'll never guess... THERE WAS ONLY ONE BED.

Flambeau arrive at Father Brown's door a stormy night. NO slash R&R

Cosa succederebbe se a Kembleford arrivasse una giovane donna, che all'apparenza sembra normale, ma che invece, più la si conosce, più si capisce che nasconde qualcosa? Ed è qui che una ragazza viene affidata alle cure di Padre Brown, e tale ragazza, affascinata dal mistero, sembra anche avere una vasta conoscenza di tematiche strane, e un ottimo acume. ambientata al nostro tempo.

After a drunken night in, Sid and Sullivan concoct an arrangement that works perfectly. Or at least it would, if it stayed that way...

When the storm of the century strikes Kembleford, Lady Felicia, Mrs. McCarthy, and Sid find themselves stranded with adversaries both old and new. If they can't band together and overcome them, it may well lead to the saddest day of Father Brown's life... (Spoiler: no character death)

Sid is found at the still-smoking scene of a suspected arson that took a life. An allergy-stricken Inspector Sullivan is certain he has an open-and-shut case, especially when a witness points Sid out as the guilty party. But nothing ever goes quite by the book in Kembleford, and today is no exception to that rule...