Wilson recalls a childhood memory.

Cuddy and Stacy have a cat-fight over House.

Wilson specialized in surfaces.

In the process of disproving Foreman, House gets caught on memory lane.

Taub and Kutner place a bet about their colleagues. Missing scene from "The Softer Side".

There is no rest from House.

House receives not just a gift, but an invitation.

He wants the encore.

Prince Gregory sets out to solve a mystery plaguing the neighboring King. Based on the Grimm's fairytale "Twelve Dancing Princesses".

Want to share?

"I'm waking you up. In the middle of the night. For sex."

Some of the best gifts don't even need packages.

While Foreman is away, House fulfills a long-held wish and makes a discovery in the process.

"Turns out we have a common fantasy."

House encounters many familiar and unfamiliar faces on the Magic Bus. Alternate for Wilson's Heart.

House can't sleep.

"No one could resist irony like this." Post-It's a Wonderful Lie.

With Kutner's suicide preying on his mind, House calls in Taub to help him solve the case.

What if Lawrence Kutner quit his job instead of killing himself? this is really just a test for a friend, though reviews are greatly appreciated.

Not all hopes survive the dawn. Warning for dark themes.

"I've had to watch you die three times."

Wilson occasionally catches an earful of hospital gossip.

Wilson diasappears at a medical conference in the Rockies and House must find him before it's too late! Written for Camp Sick!Wilson on LJ. Spoilers up to S.6:22. H/W pre-slash w/H/Cu & W/S to start. Rated T for language, adult subject matter, violence.

An on-the-job incident forces House to experience his life beyond the visible spectrum; Cuddy and Wilson struggle to guide him through a darkness that neither of them can see and preserve the world that House remembers.

A series of twelve episodes set during House and Stacy's relationship.