Synopsis

The arrival of Rhys, Sherlock’s former supplier, stirred a disquiet in Watson. While Sherlock welcomed the unexpected visitor, a shadow seemed to fall across the flat. Rhys’s casual remark – that Sherlock had been a more effective detective when under the influence – hung in the air, a subtle and unsettling suggestion about the consulting detective's past. Watson watched his friend with a growing apprehension, a familiar worry resurfacing regarding the precariousness of Sherlock’s recovery.