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As House “dies” in the s08 fire, Wilson reflects back to the day he and House met for the first time and of their younger years together.
S08e22 finale edit.
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House acquirers a teen (and no one knows what to do about it) by rAH8
Fandoms: House M.D.
20 Nov 2025
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A few things happen:
House finds an injured kid in the clinic, decides said teen won't be going back to the foster home he came from and takes him home himself.
Wilson is staying at House's apartment.
House's apartment has 2 bedrooms. One, being House's bedroom, and the second, being a library-turned-Wilson's-bedroom. And look, House may be an asshole, but he's not going to make a clearly abused teenager sleep on the couch, out in the open. Which means that House and Wilson will be sharing a bed for the foreseeable future.
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“Wilson!” he calls, willing to concede if only to understand what the hell is going on. “You can stop now! You win!”
“Hm?” Wilson reappears in the doorway, knotting some hideously patterned tie. “If this is about the poker game I know you cheated on—”
“This prank,” House says, gesturing all around the apartment. “You got me, you don’t have to—”
But in the action of waving his hand around, his gaze catches on a shiny glint on his finger. He blinks at it. Once, twice. It can’t be.
He’s wearing a wedding ring.
Out of the corner of his eye, he sees Wilson place his hands on his hips, roll his eyes. There’s a similar band on his left hand, fourth finger—the designated marriage finger. The sight is not unfamiliar to House, what with Wilson’s endless stream of wives, but House has never seen a matching ring on his own hand. Certainly not one that matches Wilson’s.
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Or, where House wakes up in an alternate universe where he and Wilson are married.
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- Part 1 of The Multiverse of Houses
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Wilson is dying of cancer. House has found him a recklessly dangerous cure. Now they both have to reconcile with the cost.
(9 chapters + bonus content at the end)
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Side Effects include: by Bruxish
Fandoms: House M.D., Dead Poets Society (1989), Kind Of - Fandom
25 Jun 2025
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It's 1995, the young Dr. James Wilson (28) has spent his entire career playing by the rules—long hours, endless sacrifices, and doing whatever it takes to impress his demanding boss, Dr. Moore. But when his marriage crumbles and leaves him with nowhere to go, an unlikely offer from Dr. Gregory House (36)—Princeton-Plainsboro’s brilliant and insufferable head diagnostician—throws his life into chaos.
At first, living with House is nothing more than a temporary arrangement, a necessary evil after his divorce. But, as Wilson pushes himself harder than ever to secure his future as the next Head of Oncology, House becomes an irritating, unpredictable force in his life—mocking him, challenging him, noticing him.
Tension escalates, emotions fray, Wilson is forced to confront the truth: the life he’s been trying to build isn’t the one he actually wants—and House, infuriating as he is, might just be the only person who sees him for who he really is.
(DISCLAIMER: Dead Poet's Society is merely used to help with piecing together Wilson's past, characters and places are mentioned but they are never fully introduced. Sorry to actual Dead Poet's Society fans lol)
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House creates a betting pool on if him and Wilson are dating, but lives to regrets it.
"House remembered the first time someone joked about him and Wilson being an item, a chuckle in the break room that spiraled into the infamous betting pool. It started as a dumb joke— a way for House to mess with Wilson and a way to gauge how the hospital viewed their relationship. The debate had been a staple in the hospital for years, and eventually the opposing sides had reached a stalemate. No money seemed to be distributed to anyone until the two died or married. The betting pool had become a losing battle, a silent cold war among the staff. "