First of all, please allow me to apologize for the delay in posting; I was stuck in a hotel room in Gainesville, FL yesterday morning due to a wildfire in the Ocala forest--so we'll call the delay an Act of God!  hee.

The Devil's In the Details again centers around the House-Wilson-Cuddy bond.  The story has a lot of introspection, especially for ( Read more... )

TITLE:  The Devil, You Say
RATING:  PG
CHARACTERS:  House, Wilson, Cuddy
SUMMARY:  A study of the psychology behind the HouseWilsonCuddy bond.  Introspection, angst, hurtcomfort.  Wilson and Cuddy realize that there's a difference between dependence and addiction when House's worsening chronic pain causes a collapse in front of his team.

02/10/06:  ( Read more... )

CHAPTER TWO: House Is Down

This is gonna be touchy, and Wilson knows it. He'd known of the box and its contents for three months now. He knows the contents well; hell, he even has his own key to it, courtesy of Cuddy. When she'd handed him the key she'd made him responsible for ascertaining that the contents hadn't been utilized, and Wilson took ( Read more... )

All right, I'm gonna try this.  I've no idea how to post this, but hey, how hard can it be?  (stop snickering!)  This trilogy was originally posted on FanFiction.net, and is the only thing I've not yet moved over here.  This first book has a total of thirty-two chapters.  One of the things I don't know is how to post, or link to, multiple chapters ( Read more... )

WHERE WERE YOU?

Greg House and James Wilson have been friends for a long time.  They’ve discussed everything from movies to women to politics and religion.  Their relationship is an easy one, mostly, and they know each other’s strengths and foibles.  They know how to make each other laugh.  They know how to make each other angry.  They have no ( Read more... )

DISCLAIMER: Only the imagination-and any errors-belong to me, more’s the pity…

PRELUDE: House at Home

Wilson remains on the couch and watches as House stands across the room and fights through the spasm, watches as he tries to bring his contorted features under control. So far, Wilson's been successful in his own inner struggle not to go to him. ( Read more... )