House/Wilson | 1,845 words | PG
It's hard to regret anything, though. Wilson can't unlearn the things the experience has taught her, wouldn't even want to try. Sequel to When He Was A Girl (You'll Be A Woman Soon Remix).
House/Wilson | 2,835 words | R
One day, Wilson wakes up as a woman.
Foreman, Cuddy | PG | 3,297 words
On the first day of training, the Order gives Foreman a sword.
House/McKay | R | 1,265 words
In which there's a date, a movie, and confessions. Sort of.
House, Wilson | PG | 480 words
Five years ago, House managed to convince Wilson to put up a poster of Rebel Without A Cause in his office, across from the desk, so that Wilson would see it every day.
Sheppard/Wilson | NC-17 | 3,010 words
John runs into the guy across the hall, and things just snowball from there. Not part of the Mathletes-verse.
House/McKay | PG | 495 words
"Shhh," House says, waving Wilson off with a glare and hand motions. "I'm trying to stalk someone."
Takes place sometime after High School Is Not Another Name For Hell, Or How Rodney Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love The Prom Part of the Mathletes-verse.
House/McKay | R | 680 words
"Never really liked summers," Rodney says. An interlude to High School Is Not Another Name For Hell, Or How Rodney Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love The Prom. Part of the Mathletes-verse.
House/McKay | R | 4,657 words
In which there's a plague in Atlantis, connections are remade, and Rodney doesn't actually shoot House in the face. Sequel to High School Is Not Another Name For Hell, Or How Rodney Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love The Prom . Part of the Mathletes-verse.
House/Wilson | PG | 1,488 words
Despite the hospital gossip, House is not, in fact, a man-hating lesbian.
House, Wilson | PG-13 | 3,053 words
House comes back as a zombie.
House/McKay | PG-13 | 5,965 words
In which a new kid shows up at Rodney's high school, Mathlympics are had, and Rodney does, in fact, learn to love the prom. First in the Mathletes-verse.
House/Stacy, House/Wilson | PG | 1,100 words
Five times House unplugged and thought he was somewhere else.
House/Wilson | PG | 858 words
Three moments in which House and Wilson are almost kind of functional.
House/Wilson | PG | 2,552 words
House and Wilson get turned into penguins.
House, Wilson | PG | 832 words
He lost a patient on Wednesday, and it hurts the way all his failures do, sharp and bitter, with a hint of regret.
Hawkeye, Roslin, Lois, Cuddy, Èowyn | PG | 841 words
Five characters. Five unconnected ficlets.
House/Wilson | PG-13 | 2,318 words
Wilson finds a triceratops in his office.
House/Wilson | R | 805 words
"I've always wanted to be a lesbian," House said, feeling up his chest in the cafeteria.
House, Wilson | G | 369 words
Just a snippet of House's childhood.
House/Wilson | PG-13 | 1,682 words
In which Wilson turns thirty-eight and a half, thinks about kittens, and doesn't have a midlife crisis. But not necessarily in that order.
House/Wilson | PG | 845 words
At this point, it's not a matter of "if" so much as "when", but they still haven't talked about it at all. They need to. At some point. In the near future. Yet more of the House/BSG universe. Takes place between A Song To Keep Us Warm and The Drying Of Your Tears
Wilson/Cuddy | PG-13 | 1,073 words
She could lie to him, tell him it was about the baby, tell him it was because they'd fallen madly in love, tell him that they aren't sleeping together at all. But it's really all so much simpler than that.
House/Wilson | NC-17 | 7,981 words
In which the boys go to a medical conference in Singapore, House has a few surprises up his sleeve, and Wilson figures some things out.
House/Wilson | PG-13 | 3,051 words
House and Wilson deal with their issues. Sort of. Takes place between Breathe, Keep Breathing and Gravity Always Wins
Despair, Cuddy, Wilson, House | PG | 518 words
Despair watches
House, Wilson | PG-13 | 888 words
Post Whac-A-Mole, House deals with his guilt in the best way he can (which is to say, not at all).
House | PG | 1,608 words
In which House skips out on clinic duty, insults his fellows, hides from Cuddy, and steals Wilson's Jello.
House/Wilson | PG-13 | 3,022 words
House and Wilson and New Caprica. Sequel to Gravity Always Wins
House/Wilson | PG-13 | 3,425 words
They were on their way to a medical conference when the Cylons hit.