Que se passe-t-il quand Lisa craque ? Quand Rémi est là, la seule ? Romance, fluff, je vous aime !

The sequel to Untitled is finally here We now follow the teenage years of Robert Chase as he deals with his father's abuse and the guilt of his mother leaving him. WARNING! cutting and maybe future drug use and suicidal thoughts.. cussing..child abuse

Wilson is determined to bake. House is determined to annoy him.

If Wilson was more agile, he could have given House his birthday present.

In the aftermath of an impending turnover, time stood still and a new, fragile form was promptly conceived. An irregular, transcendent form that can relatively infinitely change Chase and Cameron's rapidly variable destiny. Set after 5x06, "Joy".

A House post series finale story. Takes place nearly a year after the final episode, "Everybody Dies." Warning: Character deaths have occurred before the beginning of this story

Los sueños no siempre se cumplen de la manera que esperamos y eso es algo que Lisa Cuddy sabe de primera mano.

House está cansado de ser desgraciado y decide cambiar su respuesta. Ambientado en el final del 5x09

Drabble, Wilson i House nocą

Post Bombshells: House finally has HIS say regarding Cuddy's heartless breakup of their relationship. Begins with Huddy but not destined to stay that way. M rating is well deserved as there is no shortage of hot sex between two characters that stumble upon the fact that they REALLY care for one another. Don't like? Don't read or review. Rabid Huddies: YOU have been warned!

Aqui estoy con un POV de House, -Te hizo tanto daño que tu mirada es mas fría que cualquier invierno-tu mirada se ha vuelto fría y distante yo solo quiero una oportunidad no se si la merezca pero hasta el peor de los seres humanos la merece? No crees?- No se que es esto solo momentos de depresion

Série de drabbles sans conséquences relatant la relation tumultueuse entre House et Cuddy.

An accidental pregnancy, and the effects it has on House, Cuddy, and their relationship. Set during season 7.

"We accept the love we think we deserve."

Got inspired by browsing some House MD Gender bend pictures.

The romance between Greg and Cameron started spontaneously in a comun day but the thing maybe go a little bit difficult for them.

In which House makes good on his threat. **NOTE: This is a slash piece. It is rated M for a reason.** *Have done a small amount of rework. Nothing major. No reason.*

When House meets a patient with an unsolvable back injury, he refuses to develop any further prognosis when she blatantly insults him as a crippled doctor who cannot treat her problems. With House and Diagnostic Medicine off the case, Cuddy, Wilson, Foreman, Chase, and Cameron try their best to get House back in the game before the patient dies of unknown causes.

What if Lisa Cuddy had written a series of letters to her sister while studying at Michigan? What if those letters had been laced with her feelings towards a 27-year-old Gregory House, and all the deepest secrets she held? And what if, eighteen years later, he found those letters?

Sometimes taking the long way around is a good idea. One-shot set somewhere in season one or two.

What if events occurred differently, before and after?

Allison Cameron in a passionate dancer and just moved to Plainsboro from Chicago. On her first day of School she meets handsome sunny boy Robert Chase, another new kid. They hit it off pretty well as they start working on their first ever case. See how Cameron and Chase navigate their way through High School, discovering their love for diagnostics and for one another.

When House tries to assemble back his team, he's faced with terrible news. News that will take him across the world. AU from beginning of season 8.

House gets married? To a teenager? How did THAT happen?

AU - When Cuddy decides to leave PPTH and marry Lucas, she hires an Immunologist from Chicago to take over the hospital. Will the new Dean of Medicine be able to handle House and his shenanigans? He might discover that there's a lot more to Dr. Allison Cameron than meets the eye. Rated M for smutty goodness. Co-written with the lovely Hughville.