Eralius
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Wilson keeps having nightmares about House dying.
They feel more like memories.
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02 Sep 2025
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House refuses to let Wilson propose to him first, because why should Wilson get to do it four times?
Except that House doesn't have the faintest idea where to start — so he pesters the two men whose marriages have crashed and burned, his psychiatrist, and a bisexual bombshell for advice, throws himself into his work, and avoids Wilson like he has the plague.
(Or, House insists on an emotional Rube Goldberg trying to propose to Wilson.)
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- Part 2 of The Old Ball-and-Chain
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31 Jul 2025
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When Wilson finds out House is gay, it sends him on a spiral. The fellows--Kutner, mostly--decide that whatever is going on, they need a little push, but their well-meaning meddling quickly spirals out of control. When Kutner's slight nudge starts dragging everyone into the deep end, lines quickly start blurring.
Set some time mid-season 5, if my timing is correct. The most important information is Amber is out of the picture, Taub, Foreman, Kutner, and Thirteen are House's fellows, and Chase and Cameron are working in different departments at PPTH.
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28 Jul 2025
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On his first day as a New York resident, Benoit Blanc finds himself at the quaint corner bakery. It's the only restaurant on the block that isn't overwhelmingly crowded. Blanc can't complain; he's hungry, he's tired, and he just wants a tasty pastry to sustain him.
The last thing Blanc anticipated was to lock eyes with a floppy-haired man with a charming smile.
And in an instant, Blanc's world is turned upside-down.
Or; a timeline of Blanc and Phillip's relationship, from their first meeting to their wedding to now.
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20 May 2025
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Chicago, 1977. A cop and a criminal walk into a bar. The real joke is that neither of them sees the punchline coming.
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- Part 1 of Superstition
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18 Mar 2025