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Title: Bad Influence
Author: Flywoman
Rating: R
Warnings: Dark!House, drug and alcohol use, sex, lies, and videotape. Not a death fic.
Pairings: House/Wilson friendship/UST, Wilson/Bonnie, Wilson/OFC
Summary: “I never made you do anything that wasn't in you already.” A sort of alternative reality retelling of the House/Wilson relationship based on the ( Read more... )

Title: Regarding House
Fandom: House M.D.
Rating: NC-17
Pairing: House/Wilson
Summary: Do the memories make the man? House struggles to redefine himself and his relationships while suffering from severe amnesia. Holiday hiatus fic written after 7X08, set roughly around the projected end of Season 7.
Warnings: Allusion (non-explicit) to the death of a ( Read more... )

Chapter 7: Letting Go
“You know my methods, Watson. Apply them!”

In the car, Foreman asked how long it had been since I’d eaten.

“Who are you, my mother?” I retorted, and then had to lean back and close my eyes because even sneering hurt. “Shut up and drive.”

After that, Foreman seemed content to let me concentrate on not upchucking ( Read more... )

Chapter 6: Filling in the Blanks
"Data! Data! Data!" he cried impatiently. "I can't make bricks without clay."

When I first mounted the bike, my hands shaky on the grips, I didn’t have a clear idea of where I should be headed. There was, in fact, a strong, panicky urge simply to ride straight into oncoming traffic, but it was trumped by ( Read more... )

Chapter 5: Admissions
“What one man can invent another can discover.”

“Tell me how you want it,” I encouraged him. We were lying in my bed, which I had decided was the perfect spot for late-afternoon weekend sex, the spring sunlight filtering in to warm Wilson’s skin to pale pink and gild the fine hairs along his shoulders.

Wilson ( Read more... )

Chapter 4: Coming Together
“Come at once if convenient - if inconvenient come all the same.”

“Wilson,” I said the following night after clearing away the dinner dishes, “There was something else in my medical file that I needed to ask you about.”

“Okay,” Wilson said with a slight frown, sitting forward on the sofa.

“In May of 2008 ( Read more... )