Love this! Anya has a really good point about House's clinic duty.
I'm really eager to read more of this story, and do you actually intend to go through the whole show like Anya intends? That'll be one heck of a long story... But omg I REALLY want to see her change Amber's death, and maybe help Thirteen (I always felt that Thirteen's behavior about her diagnosis would have been different if there had been someone there to comfort her and just be there for her, but because of Amber's death no one was...)

Great chapter! Really enjoyed it!

I love the rational questions Anya is bringing to the House storyline.

I squeaked out loud when I finally noticed this update. Yaaayyy!
Anya starting online school is going to be pretty interesting. I hope she'll be able to keep her grades up with all the drama that is House-universe.

Lol, this independancy streak is nice but also irrational... Oh, well...

I didn't take House as a major slob or a pig. Sure thing, his cabinet was a disaster sometimes, but the flat was clean and tidy enough. The most slobby behaviour he had when he lived with Wilson b/c he wanted to make him get a flat... A bit ambiguous, thought, because he also wanted to keep him...

Oh, House, you make me dizxy at times...

Another interesting chapter. I'm surprised House did bite his tongue at the event.

Ultimately, House got a woman to clean up after him, I forget in which episode, a wise move over all, since cleaning is hard and painful work on a bad leg. Most of the doctors I know, and my father was one, tended to want everything sterile, although that doesn't necessarily stop clutter. But he didn't do his own cleaning. I'm glad you're continuing with this excellent story.

MORE PLEASE!
I love this story!

Omg I totally knew that "Teeny tiny baby coffins" speech by heart and I don't even like season 1. Wow. Awesome that Anya is getting some real-life medical experience!

"To me, without a doubt, House's defining moment was his time spent in the burning warehouse. It was a mirror, held up by the people he had lost in his life (with the infuriating exception of Cuddy), showing him what was really important to him.

Not the puzzles. Not the vicodin. Not even himself.

Wilson."

Wow. That's... deeply accurate. I've never thought about a question like that, but Anya's thought really makes a lot of sense. All the shit House went through over the seasons, and in the end it's not Cuddy, not the hospital, not the pills, but Wilson that he ends the show with.

I normally steer clear of religious-themed stories but I really *really* like pitting Anya's beliefs against House's anti-beliefs. Anya is just as sure of herself as House is.

I love how we're seeing glimpses of Anya's homesickness and realizing that things aren't amazing and wonderful just because she's meeting her idols. The reality of "not existing" and not having her parents... That's got to be hard. And yet she seems to be handling it fairly well. And omg I *really* want to know why House is being so agreeable about all of this!

First chapter and already I'm completely hooked. This is so interesting! I love how she recognizes the significance of the date, and omg the Wilson trivia is awesome!
I'm currently writing a fic where a House character falls into "our" world, so reading an opposite of that is just awesome.

Awww. Burgers. Now I'm hungry. Great chapter! Can't wait for more!

Another spectacular chapter! I enjoyed the GPS device, very true to House's character. And the last line made me chuckle.

Great story. Keep up the great work and update soon!