Camteen - Cameron and Thirteen get lost in a blizzard! Will they be rescued before they freeze to death? Or more importantly, will they come clean about their feelings for each other before it's too late? Very angsty with the possiblity of femme!smut

House and Wilson get a little justified revenge on Lucas for one dangerous prank too many. A song rework in the style of Julia Ecklar's "Threes: Take Three." Can be read as an AU post-ep for "Moving the Chains." Warning: not for Lucas fans.

House's perspective on Chase in the wake of the Dibala debacle. A song rework in the style of BtVS' "Standing."

House, Chase, and a discussion about guilt. This is a coda to "Surface Gestures," my post-ep for "Ignorance is Bliss," but can be read alone. House/Chase friendship/mentorship.

House has a stepbrother, and he's out for revenge! Wilson, House, and Cuddy are put into the witness protection program, will they be found? Read to find out! Slight Huddy. COMPLETE

Dr. House had planned to celebrate the New Year alone. Little did he know fate would intervine.

Shameless Cadley lab!smut. One shot. Remy is interrupted from her work by a horn dog of a Cameron. Horrible summary, so just go read it! It's kinda a crack!fic too. Not my usual style at all! Let me know if you want to see more in the future!

House and Cuddy meet in med-school and it's intense. Intense enough to leave them wanting more, 20 years later.

suck at summary but let s juts say a song, Cuddy, Wilson and of a hameron romance

Nao se deixa de amar pela distancia. Nem por roteiros de House Md fails.

A conversation after speed-dating. Post-ep ficlet for "Private Lives." Chase/House/Wilson friendship.

House and Chase meet over drinks to share their misery. What else will they end up sharing? Takes place after the episode "Private Lives."

Put my music on shuffle and this is what came out. Just a few very short drabbles. Mostly H/W, some past H/S. All one shots. Character based.

Inspired by the 1930's classic "The Shop Around the Corner" and the remake "You've Got Mail." Rated T for now but will probably be changed to M in later chapters. May contain language and sexual content. Not much character development. Just fun.

House/OC-nonromantic. I do not own House, only my O/C. House is taken back by a blast from the past. He has to figure out what is truth and accept what it means for his future. Is he willing to believe that change can be for the better?

“Jeez, Meggy, what did you do!” Wilson asked, kneeling and examining her hand. In front of him, sitting on his desk, was Megara Continni. Her hand was severely bruised, and a couple of fingers were bent out of place. Wilson/OC FIRST FANFICTION!r&r Plz!

Cuddy reflects on the times she’s saved him, on her way to remind them both why.

Cameron finds Thirteen in the locker room.

It's close to midnight and House is stuck at the hospital waiting on blood results. So what else can he do but page Dr Wilson to the clinic for a bit of teasing?

House had a rocky childhood because of his father, but what if there was someone else to make it miserable? And what if he became one of his patients? House has a decision to make and it could mean his life or his death. House/Cuddy.

Written for the fox OC Babes, Friday night one-shot challenge: An Affair to Remember. House meets a mysterious woman on fast motorcycle for a night he can't forget. Rate M for sex and language. House/OFC.

Here they come," Foreman muttered, steadying himself against the earthen wall of the fighting hole. Wilson swallowed hard. He hadn't wanted this. He'd only signed up to find his brother. House/Wilson, pre-slash, possible slash.

It's been six months since Thirteen's best friend, Cameron, left her husband, the hospital, House and her. Cameron's back...how will it affect the women's relationship? Will it affect them at all?

Written in anticipation for ep 6:14. Chase agrees to go speed-dating, though this event brings up some memories of Cameron that Chase would have liked to ignore. Chase-centric, Chameron some Chadley in later chapters.

Rien à dire de plus, le titre parle de lui-même