House, Cuddy e Rachel e uma decisão que pode mudar a vida deles. O primeiro capítulo é o resumo perfeito pra quem tiver interesse. / House, Cuddy and Rachel and a decision that could change their lives. The first chapter is the perfect summary for anyone interested.

Seeing House struggling with pain during a cold weather snap, his girlfriend decides to treat him to some much-needed leg warming.

Set after 'No Reason' (S2), House must work through the immediate consequences: near death, successful ketamine treatment, hallucination. But he's not the only one for whom the shooting has caused a questioning of previously settled realities—Cameron is beginning to accept what she wants more than anything else. No matter the past, a future is always something worth fighting for.

"Your swollen breasts kind of gave it away. Along with your mood swings," he answered. "Also, Wilson told me. Well, not that you're pregnant, but that you thought you might be." House finds out that Cuddy's pregnant with his child, and he's ecstatic about it, or so he seems to be.

Greg House is an enigma of a man with many secrets and facets to his character, but his biggest secret is also his proudest achievement. But a tragic change in circumstance means his secret can no longer remain just that and has him reaching out to Cameron for help.

When he loses a patient after a building collapse, House decides he's done with medicine and with PPTH and heads off to find happiness somewhere else. But will he? Especially when Cuddy just can't let go of the fact that he's gone and enlists Wilson's help. Read on :D

Set in the months after the 'death' of Gregory House. Despite being married with a young son and Head of Emergency Medicine in a top Chicago hospital, Allison Cameron is struggling to come to terms with the death of House.

Written for New Year, centered on Martha M. Masters. Six snapshots, some of them taking place before canon, while the last two adhere to the AU explored in my stories "Pain and Relief" and "Family Complications". Rated M for a dubious consent scene in the middle, although not really graphic.

The next installment in my series, following Retribution. A spectacularly bad morning at PPTH brings new challenges for House and Cuddy.

Time after time they said goodbye wondering which of them would be a final one. It had become their routine, a tradition of sorts. Her trying to go away, cutting the strings loose, and him pulling them back. S6 spoilers, set after Teamwork.

Wilson has been dating Jo for a few months but has yet to fully introduce her to House. Any plans of doing so on his own terms are thwarted when House moves in due to a fire in his apartment block. Expecting to immediately dislike the woman who's been spending time with his best friend, House is in for the shock of his life when he finds himself falling in love with her instead…

After Kutner's suicide, House tries to hide his feelings at the bottom of a bottle, in a broke-down bar. Cuddy finds him, trying to get him to open up to her, until he almost passes out from being too drunk. Cuddy stays the night to take care of him, and House does something that he has been wanting to do for ages...

Ever since her husband died in the build-up to their first Christmas as a married couple, Cameron has struggled to embrace the festive spirit. The last thing she expected was for House to be the one to help her rekindle it.

Things go awry when House forces Cameron to accompany him on a mission to find clues to their case in their patient's house, leaving them stranded in the snow after dark on Christmas Eve. Accepting that they have little choice but to find somewhere to stay for the night, some truths come out when they're stuck sharing a room.

Wilson's got a thing for thin lips, witty sarcasm and a diagnostician who has an eagerness for Wilson being all right medically. Sure, fainting spells weren't exactly the way he wanted to go about confessing that love, but what could he do? House follows suit on trying to ascertain why Wilson's heart is suddenly going a'flutter.

Gregory House isn't one for emotion - clearly. So when out of the blue a 23 year old girl appears on his doorstep claiming that she's his daughter and that she needs to stay, he doesn't really know how to feel. Things get even more complicated as she goes to the hospital with him everyday, she then falls for Dr Chase and her dark past slowly catches up to her...

The moment he stopped breathing, it was like someone had taken him out of his body and irreparably changed the course of his life's trajectory. Or, how Wilson has to learn how to breathe again at the same time House learns they exist separately from each other yet always so intertwined. Total AU by the way, probably pre-S7.

Le docteur House n'est pas au bout de ses peines en apprenant qu'il doit sauver des gens venus d'une autre dimension.

Three times Dominika baked something and one time someone else did it for her. In a vein similar with the rest of my stories. Mostly set during season 7, but ends up post-canon and AU.

It's an ordinary morning on a workday and House will be late, as usual. This time he even prepares an elaborate plan. Or is it Wilson who'll be late? Double-drabble. [cross-posted from AO3]

A completely different course of events for "House's head" (4x15). After the bus accident House wakes up in a hospital bed. (Forget everything about that episode, including Amber's death)

Two Houses under one roof. What could possibly go wrong?

House, in jail, writing letters to some of the people in his life. Set between seasons 7 and 8. Canon-compliant, slight hints of possible AU.

"What?" "You need another word for it? Fine. Incurable. Untreatable. Inoperable. Fatal… shall I keep going?"

The story of Robert Chase’s Christmas’s throughout the years