Darden is dead and Casey knows it is his fault. And he knows he has to make it up to everyone.

In which House says everything in what he doesn't say. House doesn't know why he's playing the game, just that he is. Wilson, Cuddy, and his team don't know what's going on, just that something is up with House. Chase doesn't know anything, just that House is always there. Anti-Chameron, House/Chase if you squint; pretty much just Chase whump and House mucking it up.

Casey faces the realities of his injury and a possible career change. Featuring ghost Andy and a concerned Severide. Updated 3.11! COMPLETE!

In the wake of Chase's spinal cord injury, he and House both have to adapt. A medically realistic AU of "Nobody's Fault." PART 1 of the "Adaptations" series, CH. 3 NOW POSTED.

"Cameron could tell it was him right away by the way he was sitting there, all by himself, head down, looking lonely and lost. For a moment, she couldn't move, only stand there by the entrance and stare at the back of his head. It felt like her heart was contracting somehow. Then the wish to walk up to him, say his name and put a hand on his shoulder kicked in." Chase/Cameron

The feelings you try to bury are often the ones that flare up when you least expect. Not slash. Rated T for mild violence. Oneshot. Complete.

Set after the events of "Nobody's Fault" and "Chase" in season 8. House and Chase have a much needed talk, and come to understand each other in the process. One-Shot. Friendship.

Post Nobody's Fault. Wilson goes to visit Chase and House respectively, as each of them deals with the emotional fallout of the events of the stabbing. Just how similar have the two men become?

House believes he's to blame for Chase's injury. Wilson begs to differ. Post-ep for 8x11, "Nobody's Fault." LEFT UP FOR POSTERITY; SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED PART OF "ADAPTATIONS."

Chase contemplates in the aftermath: it wasn't House's fault. Post-ep for 8x11, "Nobody's Fault." LEFT UP FOR POSTERITY; SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED PART OF "ADAPTATIONS."

House diagnoses the aftereffects of a coping mechanism. S7 AU, sidestepping OOC serial womanizing; House/Chase friendship/mentorship. Rating for discussion of non-sexual mature content.

A day after covering up evidence of the Dibala debacle, House shares with Wilson what's been going on. House/Wilson friendship; House/Chase friendship/mentorship.

Cameron takes Chase to meet her family over Thanksgiving, and after a conversation with her mother, hopes to find a way to get Chase to open up about his own parents. Soon, they're delving into his past, growing closer as they do. Mid season 4.

A friendship piece between Wilson and Chase. House, Cameron, and Foreman are here too, but mostly it is between Wilson and Chase. Don't want to go into too much, it might give everything away. Warning: Mention of cancer.

Night, House, Chase, and Chase's MS.

A picnic with Cameron's insufferable friend almost turns tragic. Collab.

Takes place in the middle of season four. Chase is in trouble, House is the one to blame. HouseChase friendship, ChaseCameron relationship. NOW COMPLETE!

What starts as a simple illness changes Chase's life forever

Chase can we talk?" he pleaded. "I really gotta go home, see you on Monday?" Implied Chase/Foreman, major Cameron OOC, abuse, suicide.

Chase quit six months before the story starts because he knew something was wrong with his body, and he didn't want pity. This story covers the six months after he comes back.

This is the part he never gets to see; Chase deals in crises, not the slow, grueling work of getting back to normal, everyday life. Sequel to Transference, collab.

Chase and Foreman are held captive and Chase is attacked. No one is left untouched by the fallout. This is a recovery fic in which most of the characters are doing some heavy self evaluation.

When Chase gets too involved with a patient, it just might cost him his life.

Foreman's parents have moved to NJ and his father wants him to come over for Sunday lunch and bring along his good friend Dr. Chase. Foreman is hesitant because he's embarrassed by his mother's disease. ChaseForeman friendship piece.

When a new patient lands in House's hands, it becomes clear for him and his team that more is at risk than this man's life. Letting him die might mean losing one of their own in the process. Spoilers up to season two. Chase centric story. Completed.

Now complete! New part of the House Assessment series, season 3 POV. Chase is a diagnostic attending, Cameron and Foreman have moved on but are there for support, House is in a mess with Tritter and Chase has to hold everything together.

Now Complete. Chapter 5. Unless Chase found a way to deal with his inner rage, the consequences would be dire. Ch. 1 songfic, the rest story. One keyword, Taekwondo.

Chase is having a bad day after day after day. Basically just little bits and pieces of what life is throwing his way of late.

Did you think the Merry Little Christmas episode sucked? I did, so here is my version of what should have been in it. Now with 25 percent more Chase! It is my Christmas gift to you.

Spoilers for MLC. The Chase and Cuddy moment I wanted to see. So I wrote it for myself. LOL

Baby ducks don’t do well in prisons especially not pretty blond ones. How much of his incarceration and the events leading up to it are House’s fault? How much does House think are his fault? Post ‘No Reason’. ChaseOMC, combos of Chase, House, Wilson.

Based on the After Life episode from St. Elsewhere. Chase is critically wounded and drifts in between Purgatory, Heaven and Hell while everyone frantically tries to save him.

Third installment of the series that started with A House Assessment and Adverse Conditions. Immediately after the shooting, the ducklings have to deal with the pressures of carrying on the department. Chase centric, but good drama.

The sequel to A House Assessment. Chase is left in charge of his first case as an attending when House goes on an impromptu vacation. Everyone involved is less than cooperative and Chase is forced out of his comfort zone.

Another day, another patient: but what happens when events take an unexpected turn? Story is complete, Chase centric. Hope you enjoy...

House is forced by Cuddy to do performance reviews on all the ducklings after it is discovered that Chase’s fellowship has expired. Each chapter features a different review.

Is brutal honesty better than false hope? Foreman, Cameron, and Chase have to deal with an ethical question and whether optimism, pessimism, or realism offers the most solice at night.

House and Chase talk about fathers and sons

How far will House push Chase to make him pay for his betrayal? A round about story explaining how the two forgave each other. Rated for language

Chase and Foreman get into a quarrel and Wilson sticks his nose in the middle. See how the king of conflicts and the prince of passive aggression hash out their problems.