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House has never met someone in such an ugly trench coat before, but it only takes a short moment for this man to make an impression; he manages to get House's attention, sinking in deep at the root and breaking his expectations.
It’s something about the way the man’s oddly peculiar tastes and dialect linger in House’s mind. How different from the boring and usual mundane tasks, it’s too surreal to be fake.
In one short elevator ride, that’s all it took for him to become interesting. Maybe losing sight of him so often is much more than a mystery he’d like to get to the bottom of.
House has no idea where this religious man has come from, and why is he attending to a comatose patient waiting for him to wake up. One who seems anything but like the common criminal.
Gregory doesn’t need to believe in angels to know he’s met a genuine soul.
--CrackShip became an experiment for my writing style. #Slow
It is not couple centered but will contain the ships. Also, I've been told my way of formatting dialogue is different. Enter at your own risk.
(SPOILER EDIT 2024: first Hilson kiss ch 43
First Cas/House kiss 60 chaps in!!)Most-likely treated as close to House MD as I can.
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if you build a home from human bones, you’re gonna end up in the debris. by peterstrahmswife
Fandoms: Saw (Movies)
28 Oct 2025
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The bathroom was disgusting. It stank of death and grime and each moment Hoffman was trapped was another moment his will to get the hell out was growing. He was sat next to a corpse for God’s sake. Two corpses, actually. But who cares for specifics when you’ll be joining them sometime soon.
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A fic where Lawrence decides he lowkey might be bored and saves Hoffman from the bathroom.
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What begins as a transforming love between Dean Winchester and Castiel Novak in the summer of 1965 quickly derails into something far more tumultuous when Dean is drafted in the Vietnam War. Though the two both voice their relationship is one where saying goodbye is never a real truth, their story becomes fraught with the tragedy of circumstance. In an era where homosexuality was especially vulnerable, Twist and Shout is the story of the love transcending time, returning over and over in its many forms, as faithful as the sea.