The last chapter is up! Let me know what you think. House and Wilson discuss the next step of Wilson's surgery.

Wilson has been there for House through everything, now it's Wilson's turn to need a friend when he's sick and in pain, will House help him? HouseWilson friendship

Just when you thought Foreman and Wilson had House's headache all figured out, bad things happen...finished.

...Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win. Stephen King. Will be your family support enough to survive the loss. This is a team love for TonyI change the summary because of the next twist in the story

A knock at the door and then nothing is right ever again. More things are shattered than just possessions. Life will be in a million little pieces, who can help pick them up? A House and Wilson strong friendship story. Reviews make me happy!

House makes another stop. Next in the 'Hour' series, begun yesterday with 'Visiting Hour'. If you've not yet read that one, this one won't makes sense. The link to 'Visiting Hour' can be found in my profile.

Wilson's always has to push. Contains spoilers.

What if Tritter's vendetta had been allowed to play out? Now part of the 'Hour' series.

Sometimes, you can say much more with the written word than you can with your voice. HouseWilson friendship........ unexpected PART TWO up. COMPLETE 07.02.06

COMPLETE OneShot. House thinks about all that's happened, and reaches a decision. Angst and melodrama. No hurtcomfort here, just hurt. Major character death.

Updated. 'Knowing' is an introspective vignette wherein House considers why Wilson stays. 'Wondering' is the same scene from Wilson's POV, as he explores the question and hopes he can answer it to House's satisfaction.

Three of those ubiquitous drabbles based on song titles. Each is exactly one hundred words, and centers around House and or Wilson.

In the middle of the night, Wilson receives a very important phone call. OneShot.

EPILOGUE. Pain caused House to take inventory of his life, to figure out just what it's cost him. Now, three weeks later, he's forced to redo the math. Blackmare's written a matching piece, from Wilson's POV. It's called 'Turnabout,' and it's fantastic!

A small addition for KidsNurse's amazing And It All Comes Down To This. Some of what went on in Wilson's mind. My thanks to KidsNurse for the inspiration and permission to post this.

Eventually, even he had to admit that there probably hadn't been a better answer. House & Wilson friendship, not slash, rated T for some language. Set about a year after Judas.

House is destroying Saint Jimmy, and that's not nearly as awful a thing as everyone thinks. Not slash T for mild language.

It's the last material remnant of his college life, and Chase isn't sure why he keeps it. Character study, rated T for a couple of mildly bad words.

Part two is now complete. Nothing's ever that simple for these two, especially with the damage that's been done. House and Wilson in the aftermath of the Tritter arc not slash rated T for some language.

It was a sneaky, rotten thing House did to Wilson, but he'll never apologize, because he isn't sorry at all. This is a short piece. Not slash. Spoilers for 3.22, Resignation.

The Village People hit it big in 1978. James Wilson was born in 1969. The math is simple, but he still has to explain it to House. Not slash. Very minor spoiler for Top Secret.

At night, House finds it's hard to escape a certain persistent, mysterious enemy. House and Wilson, a dark and odd tale with some violent images. Not slash.

Chase asks an ill considered question and gets an unexpected answer.

A storm is coming through Princeton and House is directly affected, Wilson must help him for House's life could be in danger.

It's Wilson's turn to solve the puzzle, and the puzzle is House. update 217 this could be the end of it... House's illnesses are resolved.