It would never work. Kutner/Thirteen

Cuddy and Stacy try to resurrect something from the wreckage of their respective romantic lives. They choose an unusual place to prove their feelings to each other.

My take on the "it wasn't a hallucination" idea. So well ... you know what that entails. HUDDY (duh)

Six months after the crash, House is tortured by memories and nightmares. Wilson doesn't notice until after House is pushed past his limits. Catationia, until 5 years later. This story has a string of sequels which will be posted as chapters.

Cameron finds out about Chase's birthday and decides to make it one to remember. Set during the FWB phase in season three, right before Airborne. PWP, essentially.

When House is admitted to Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital, he is forced to deal with his own demons. His absence from the hospital, however, also forces the rest of the PPTH staff to face that which they wish to deny.

My take on Cameron's thoughts during her husband's illness. One-shot.

Is House capable of change, or is he too far gone? Do you really think it'd be as easy as crying on people's shoulders and apologizing to Wilson? A Mayfield fic.

House and Cuddy are playing the same back and forth denial game they have been perfecting for years. However, when House agrees to go on a date with someone else things between the two are not so easy to ignore. Huddy, with some Matchmaker! Wilson.

One of the only good things about being stuck in the nut house is that talking to your imaginary friend barely registers with anyone. Eventually the bored Psychiatrist is going to zero in on his childhood." House is stuck at Mayfield. This is finished.

House and Cuddy, Huddy story. 6 temporada, House sai da Clinica com um unico propósito, Dar um rumo em sua vida.

YO YO YIGGITY YO! CHAPTER 6 IS NOW UP! Sort-of sequel to "Flightless Nerd". Have you ever noticed how most fanfics have the same variety of plotlines in different stories? Here's another House spoof that puts these plotlines in ONE story. Review, please!

Post-epi for Autopsy 2x02. Chase finally sets things straight after all of the grief he receives about kissing Andie.

Contains H/C and some H/W Slash. Younguns, please stay away. It is quite naughty.

It's not easy having to determine what's real and what isn't, but when it's the only thing you've ever had, there isn't really much choice...SLASH OR NOT, WHATEVER YOU WANT

“I can break the rules just as well as you can.” Cameron sets out to prove a point and House is along for the ride, when a detour has them heading down a whole new path. House/Cameron. A Round Robin Fic brought to you by lines crossed!

Songfic, except with a sonnet by John Donne entitled "Song" instead of lyrics from a song. House finds a photo album on his desk Hallowe'en morning; and we get to find out what really happened to House's lab coat....

The missing person report went cold and the PI told Chase there was nothing more she could do for him. Cuddy was convinced that Allison was no longer alive. It was all Chase could do to hope that she was wrong. Chameron; and I only own Grace R&R :

Chase learns a little about Cameron's past when a case hits way too close to home for her. Chameron, of course.

House hates Love Triangles...he really does...and he has to do something about the one that he's in. H/C/W, eventual HC.

House finally tells Alison Cameron how he feels

Thirteen reflects on her first love through the five stages of dying. This is the story of how Thirteen discovers herself. Ends as a Cadley for the Cadley fans out there. Femslash. Please R&R!

House and Wilson's friendship is tested when Wilson is attacked and struggles to recover in the aftermath. Hurt/Comfort fic. Rated M for theme and violence! Read and enjoy. Chapter 11 UP!

House's back to his house another day, another one of thoughts... without Stacy. She's gone! But seems he won't stop thinking about it! And his conscience too... Song used: Questo piccolo grande amore - Claudio Baglioni

Lisa Cuddy's doing her usual running in the morning, but thoughts can't stop leaving her... Poem in use: Emily Dickinson