Prompt fill. Wilson has been trying to get the attention of the owner of his favourite bakery for a month. Finally, he's annoyed him enough to flush him out.

An embarrassing discovery on the Internet leads to a do-or-die act from Wilson, well which literally turns into a do-or-die situation. Rated for swearing.

Follows the events of House breaking up with Stacy at the end of 2x11, 'Need to Know', seen from Stacy's pov. It's kinda House/Stacy, so if you're not into that don't read!

Wilson has been in a terrible accident and is dead. Or is he?

Set sometime after 7.15/ 7.16/ 7.17, spoilers for the major plot of those episodes. House just wants Wilson to leave, before he can drive him away, too.

Wilson has been having nightmares, and House has been taking care of him. Drabble

House didn't think Wilson was joking - he thought one of his worst fears was coming true. Understandably, he didn't take this well.

House and Cuddy's relationship is in trouble. But even when it feels like House it totally and irrevocably alone, Wilson is there.

Warning: suicide.

Set after 7.16 Bombshells. Wilson thought House was going to die. Will he finally be able to get through to his self-destructive friend?

Wilson gets some bad news and goes out in the cold to try and escape House. But House is inescapable. He is also happens to possess just the warmth and friendship Wilson needs, if reluctant to give it.

Set after 7.08 Small Sacrifices. "I followed your advice. Too bad you didn't." Wilson is more crushed by these words than he lets on.

"Do you know how many times I thought about ending it?" After the passing of his friend, House feels lost, confused and at the end of his rope. His life has been cut from all people he used to know. A fresh start is almost impossible. Is it? Set after the show's finale. A pondering on suicidal thoughts.

[Post Moving on]El duelo es el proceso de adaptación emocional que sigue a cualquier pérdida ( pérdida de un ser querido, pérdida de una relación, etc.).El duelo se manifiesta en 5 fases: Negación, Ira, Negociación, Depresión y Aceptación. House y Cuddy lidiarán con todas ellas.

House and Cuddy struggle to recover from the death of their baby, until she gets sick and he has to figure out why. Character death, lots of sad, mixed with flashbacks, smut, and hints of OOC-ness.

House et Cuddy s'efforcent de se remettre de la perte de leur bébé, jusqu'à ce qu'elle tombe malade et qu'il doive découvrir pourquoi. Beaucoup de larmes, beaucoup de deuil, accompagnés de flashbacks, de NC-17 et d'un brin d'OOC.

Cuddy gets drunk after her miscarriage and calls House. What's meant to be a time of comfort goes downhill when she starts ranting. Angst and drama ensues. On impulse, she fires him, asks him to leave and never show his face again. House listens to her.

E se House fosse enviado pelas tropas americanas para o Afeganistão e fosse dado como desaparecido? (AU)

"I need oral sex. I'm pretty sure biological imperative qualifies as medical sense." - Cameron's reaction to that line from Ep. 5.13 takes a new turn. It's just some smut for smut's sake, ya'll. There is nothing serious about this other than House's massive pr*ck. M for some tasty reasons.

Uma decisão diferente, o que poderia mudar para House e Cuddy? Ela com 19 e ele com 24, como iriam lidar com uma gravidez inesperada...

Mid-season 7 AU (post 7x12, to be exact). House wants Wilson to get laid. As usual, there is a reason why. Unfortunately, it's not at all what Wilson wants to hear, or what House wants to tell him. House/Cuddy, House/Wilson.

After the crash, after Wilson's death, after life had settled into a pattern, House and Cuddy meet again.

He enters the room and finds her, looking out the window. She turns around to face him and, at that moment, they both know things are going to change. For the better or the worst. An attempt to fix Bombshells and cie's mess.

Jordyn Abernathy is the only doctor at PPTH that can control House. It helps that she is his daughter. When she comes back from maternity leave, things begin to change. House is no longer okay with their agreement that he is her father not her dad, and her mother isn't either. Maybe she needs them. Maybe all that is going wrong is too much for the 25-year-old to handle on her own.

"Each of us is a piece of the puzzle and each of us helps to set in place other important pieces." Neil L. Andersen. AU. Follows House's recovery after being shot.