Sometimes the weight of being Wilson's friend was almost too much to bear. It was impossible to live up to that kind of loyalty, so most of the time House didn't even try. I loved this part. Sounds so sadly true.
I loved also your Cuddy here: "You don't get to demand that I bring you here and then leave when you hear something you don't like," she snapped. And the earth righted on its axis.
And, surprisingly, I loved Stacy, probably thanks to how you wrote her. The silent dialogue with House, her strength... the promised "angry, life-affirming sex"... That's the woman I can see House staying 5 years with. Not that kind of selfish doormat I often saw both in fic and canon (and yeah, I hate that she left him after the infarction, but she must've been good, before)
"Don't forget to get a Save My Idiotic Friend sticker while you're at it," House snapped. lol.
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Sometimes the weight of being Wilson's friend was almost too much to bear. It was impossible to live up to that kind of loyalty, so most of the time House didn't even try.
I loved this part. Sounds so sadly true.
I loved also your Cuddy here:
"You don't get to demand that I bring you here and then leave when you hear something you don't like," she snapped. And the earth righted on its axis.
And, surprisingly, I loved Stacy, probably thanks to how you wrote her. The silent dialogue with House, her strength... the promised "angry, life-affirming sex"...
That's the woman I can see House staying 5 years with. Not that kind of selfish doormat I often saw both in fic and canon (and yeah, I hate that she left him after the infarction, but she must've been good, before)
"Don't forget to get a Save My Idiotic Friend sticker while you're at it," House snapped.
lol.
Thanks, this was a great read.
:)