While Cuddy and House are playing pranks on each other, things get out of control with a patient, and it's up to Cuddy to figure out who did it (all seasons are in this storyline, with most of the scenes made up by yours truly) and after awhile, it gets nasty, with Cuddy in the middle between Thirteen and House. (A work in progress)

Wilson hasn't spoken to House in months aside from jeering at him and making cold-hearted statements to co-workers. This is seriously affecting House's mental well-being. All he wants is his best friend back. What will it take to get him back? House!Whump Wilson!Angst

Remy Hadley and Allison Cameron are a force to be reckoned with. Rated M for non-explicit mature themes and some strong language.

Wilson just wants one question answered while traveling with House.

"You know it's cute. You go around acting like the little hero, and it works. You help people because you're scared of being the caustic behind a disaster. But what if, what if it was because you helped, because you stuck your neck out, that a disaster happened?" He looked me dead in the eye then, making me shut up. "Then I'll just fix that problem too."

Post season 8. Chase finds House, alive... Short story and my first time publishing anything that I wrote. Please R/R :)

OS post saison 7, Huddy of course!

Known Unknowns as it should have been. Slash.

Tout a commencé avec une pastèque...

What happens when your past chases you, and you have hurt and have been hurt beyond what you ever thought possible? Is there a way to regain trust, love? And if it is, which is the cost?

This is the sequel to The 832nd Try. What's going to happen in the lives of Cuddy and House after they decided to move in together?

When Wilson buys House the Hammond B-3, are the looks exchanged between them entirely platonic? Wilson is glad that House is home from Mayfield. Alternate ending to the events of 6x15 "Black Hole." House/Wilson Slash. Rated M for explicit sexuality.

Set four years after Moving On. Lisa Cuddy is ready to take back her old job at PPTH, but she will soon find out that not everything is how she left it. Huddy.

The Greatest Thing life gave was... Character Death. Poem. One Shot. Summary sucks. Dark themes. Spoilers. House/ Wilson. Not exactly in that order. Review Please.

What if House had volunteered to be Cuddy's sperm donor when she was trying to get pregnant? Could he have wanted that? Could she have? Would that be all they wanted?

'The war is over, Greg,' said Blythe House in 'Birthmarks'. But some battles still need to be fought. House and Wilson set out for home. *COMPLETE*

My version of House's thoughts about his conversation with Nolan in the episode 20 of Season 6. After all, it really was about Wilson.

Chase, an inexperienced man that hadn't gone out much, spent most of his time doing one thing. Trying to please House, his new lover and also the man who beats him. And Wilson can do nothing but watch his love interest turn into a frail and battered person that his former friend created . CHASE ANGST! Rate M sexual content/strong imagery

"It's like you're hurt too," the girl says and House stares at her. She wants to say -everybody hurts- or -what do you expect, have you looked at my leg?- but she knows that's not what she meant. Genderbent House figuring out what the hell to tell Eve, the rape-victim she encounters in One day, One Room (s.03.e12)

House finds inspiration in an unexpected meeting. One-shot set around S1, but not a specific time or story arc.

House is intrigued after meeting a real world fan and discovering her blood work is not normal. Will he unravel the mystery of where she came from without her causing too much trouble in the process? Sequel to Unwanted Recognition.

House and Cuddy meet to care for Wilson in his final days.

House is in his office doing what he does best at work until a familiar woman walks past the glass door. from this moment, Houses world turns upside down with a new relationship and possibly a family...? (i do not own and copyright of .- this is simply written by a Fan for Fans.)

Five years after Wilson's death, House has moved on - a new hospital, a new team and a new life. With every bridge he's ever built burnt to ash, it can't be long until someone starts to rebuild the connections between his old life and his new one. And when they do, what sort of effects will it have? Spoilers for all eight seasons. Set after 'Everybody Dies'.

"Suite" de l'épisode "One day, One Room". House va être confronté à des choix difficiles qui n'ont rien de médicaux...