House receives news that he has a long lost son, who is a product of illegal artificial insemination, which resulted in his paternity involving both Cuddy and House's DNA. He chooses not to tell her when she decides to marry Lucas, with nothing to lose House embraces fatherhood and recovery. How long can he keep this secret about his son's origin?

Cameron gets drunk and ends up at House apartment - bad summary, sorry. Just a little fun after we find out House doesn't have cancer

House goes to see Cameron after she resigns - House/Cameron, Cameron never marries Chase in this timeline - another old story I just found

House has cancer, he is dying but he has a plan. Possible a terrible plan, but he never does things the easy way - House/Cameron one shot (an old story I've just found)

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

During an argument, Wilson accuses House of not caring if something bad happened to him. Will Wilson be proven right when the unthinkable happens to him? Takes place in season three, between "House Training" and "Resignation".

House is on a trip to Japan for an experimental treatment, but will the risks outweigh the benefits? and what challenges await him along the way? Features original characters. (Notes and re-edits will be listed at the end of chapter 1. Thank you and enjoy.)

After Wilson makes the deal with Tritter for House, he has to face the consequences of his actions. This fic was inspired by ana rpm's "Breaking Point" on LiveJournal, and Wilson and Cameron's conversation in "Merry Little Christmas".

We all know that House got shot in the season two finale: "No Reason". Well, the shooter shows up again... and this time, while planning on actually killing him, Wilson steps in at the last minute. All doesn't go as planned, as he is the one who gets shot instead. Will he survive his wounds? Read to find out.

After claiming that he got bitten by a mosquito in the season five episode: "The Itch", something is up with House. He actually gets really sick from it. Can Wilson, Cuddy, and his team find a way to cure and save him?

Wilson's semi-estranged daughter appears one day in the hospital and all sorts of dramas are sure to unravel. - - Fun times fueled by the flu and marathon watching. Enjoy the drugged-up family fantasy.

AU story set after "Hunting" - Stacy, confused by her feelings towards House goes on a soul searching mission, only to have House and Wilson join her to help her through her emotions. Contains generous heaps of back-story. House/Stacy romance, House/Wilson/Stacy friendship.

We all know Gregory House to be an egotistical, narcissistic, manipulative bastard. He develops a simple stomachache one day... and of course, him being him, ignores it. Or does he?

House quits PPTH and heads out on an extended road trip. When his bike dies outside a small Tennessee town, he gets far more involved with the residents' lives than he could possibly imagine. House/OMC friendship, eventual House/OFC romance.

House and team travel to Florida to take care of an important and private patient. Hameron.

Cuddy has a panic attack and house is surprisingly not his usual idiotic self

Inspired by the episode One day, one room, season 3 episode 12.) I sit, I watch and I imagine. (one shot.)

Tuesday is a bad day. House deals with chronic pain. Angst.

wilson and house sleep in a bed together and have some vague and confused feelings about it

Based off a tiny scene in S03E15

Inspired by S02E12

Inspired by episodes One Day One Room and Help Me.

"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.

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.

Sévir: (n.) to take measures to stop something, to put an end to, to enforce more stringently or more thoroughly Cuddy questions House about something she found on the bathroom counter and House makes a decision that affects both of them.