"Which do wewe want more? His wedding ring au your chance at a theater career?" House asked her as he handed her the whip cream bottle. She sprayed some into her palm and ate from it.
"It's not that simple...I do upendo him deeply."
"But he isn't willing to wait. He wants an answer now...He's ready to take that internship in New Mexico."
The girl took out a napkin from the nearby drawer and wiped her hand.
"What wewe mean to say is that he is able to have his dream and he expects me to put mine on the backburner. He does support me..."
House shrugged and pushed himself off of the jikoni stool.
"You have always sung and danced and most of all acted...You're an artist and your gift shouldn't be buried for the chains of matrimony. Think this through. You're being offered a chance at Broadway for goodness sake." He alisema as he walked to stand in front of her. He clutched his cane and towered over her. She sighed and turned away from him.
"Mom already gave me this speech...I need zaidi than a lecture now...Tell me what to do."
He leaned his cane against the counter and placed a hand on her shoulder.
"Squishy, wewe are a smart girl. I can only give wewe empty words. It is up to wewe to figure out the inayofuata step."
She smiled at the nickname and turned to face him.
"I hate that nickname."
He smiled.
"You wish wewe hated it...I upendo wewe Rachel, whatever au whoever wewe choose."
She smiled warmly at him and leaned in for a hug.
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"So, any idea what she'll choose?" Cuddy asked as she pulled on her bathrobe and joined him at the jikoni table. He looked up from his paper and took a bite from his pancake.
"Hard to say. She's always been much zaidi openly sensitive than wewe au me...She always leads with her moyo first."
Cuddy took a swig of her tea.
"She's so young to be thinking of marriage." She alisema with a faraway look. House placed a hand over hers.
"She's always been older on the inside. Remember when she was six and she told me about the dead rabbit she found in the backyard. She told me that she wasn't sad for him, because she knew he had a happy life amongst the other bunnies and that he was free to be zaidi than just a bunny now." He alisema with a thoughtful smile. Cuddy laughed at the incident.
"She was always a curious little girl."
"And now she's an even zaidi curious young woman. She'll make the best decision she can..."
"You're always optimistic when it comes to her life."
House put his paper down and stared at Cuddy.
"Somehow wewe and me, two emotionally screwed up individuals, were able to raise an amazingly
well-adjusted young woman..."
Cuddy smiled once again and leaned over the meza, jedwali to kiss him on the lips.
"What was that for?"
"Just cause." She alisema before standing up and walking to the bathroom.
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"I told him no." She stated as she joined House on the backyard porch.
"Good for you."
"I just need a chance to know what I could become before..."
"You start changing your last name." He finished for her. She nodded in response. He scooted his chair closer to her and put his arm around her.
"There'll be other loves, Squishy."
"I know. I just wish..."
"Sometimes, things have a way of working out better than expected."
"Like wewe and mom?"
He laughed a bit.
"We are a dysfunctional yet functional old married couple without the legal contract saying so..."
"Do wewe ever wonder what life would be like without mom kwa your side?" She suddenly asked.
"I would be miserable. But I was miserable until she let me in...Love goes through seasons just like the weather...I don't regret the desolate winter months I experienced because the spring felt like a hard earned reward."
"Dinner's just about ready!" Cuddy suddenly yelled from the sliding door.
Rachel nodded in her mom's direction and stood up. House stood up too.
"Feeling better?" He asked.
"A little."
He opened the sliding door.
"A little is better than nothing." He alisema as he motioned for her to go inside.
She playfully rolled her eyes and went inside.
"It's not that simple...I do upendo him deeply."
"But he isn't willing to wait. He wants an answer now...He's ready to take that internship in New Mexico."
The girl took out a napkin from the nearby drawer and wiped her hand.
"What wewe mean to say is that he is able to have his dream and he expects me to put mine on the backburner. He does support me..."
House shrugged and pushed himself off of the jikoni stool.
"You have always sung and danced and most of all acted...You're an artist and your gift shouldn't be buried for the chains of matrimony. Think this through. You're being offered a chance at Broadway for goodness sake." He alisema as he walked to stand in front of her. He clutched his cane and towered over her. She sighed and turned away from him.
"Mom already gave me this speech...I need zaidi than a lecture now...Tell me what to do."
He leaned his cane against the counter and placed a hand on her shoulder.
"Squishy, wewe are a smart girl. I can only give wewe empty words. It is up to wewe to figure out the inayofuata step."
She smiled at the nickname and turned to face him.
"I hate that nickname."
He smiled.
"You wish wewe hated it...I upendo wewe Rachel, whatever au whoever wewe choose."
She smiled warmly at him and leaned in for a hug.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"So, any idea what she'll choose?" Cuddy asked as she pulled on her bathrobe and joined him at the jikoni table. He looked up from his paper and took a bite from his pancake.
"Hard to say. She's always been much zaidi openly sensitive than wewe au me...She always leads with her moyo first."
Cuddy took a swig of her tea.
"She's so young to be thinking of marriage." She alisema with a faraway look. House placed a hand over hers.
"She's always been older on the inside. Remember when she was six and she told me about the dead rabbit she found in the backyard. She told me that she wasn't sad for him, because she knew he had a happy life amongst the other bunnies and that he was free to be zaidi than just a bunny now." He alisema with a thoughtful smile. Cuddy laughed at the incident.
"She was always a curious little girl."
"And now she's an even zaidi curious young woman. She'll make the best decision she can..."
"You're always optimistic when it comes to her life."
House put his paper down and stared at Cuddy.
"Somehow wewe and me, two emotionally screwed up individuals, were able to raise an amazingly
well-adjusted young woman..."
Cuddy smiled once again and leaned over the meza, jedwali to kiss him on the lips.
"What was that for?"
"Just cause." She alisema before standing up and walking to the bathroom.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"I told him no." She stated as she joined House on the backyard porch.
"Good for you."
"I just need a chance to know what I could become before..."
"You start changing your last name." He finished for her. She nodded in response. He scooted his chair closer to her and put his arm around her.
"There'll be other loves, Squishy."
"I know. I just wish..."
"Sometimes, things have a way of working out better than expected."
"Like wewe and mom?"
He laughed a bit.
"We are a dysfunctional yet functional old married couple without the legal contract saying so..."
"Do wewe ever wonder what life would be like without mom kwa your side?" She suddenly asked.
"I would be miserable. But I was miserable until she let me in...Love goes through seasons just like the weather...I don't regret the desolate winter months I experienced because the spring felt like a hard earned reward."
"Dinner's just about ready!" Cuddy suddenly yelled from the sliding door.
Rachel nodded in her mom's direction and stood up. House stood up too.
"Feeling better?" He asked.
"A little."
He opened the sliding door.
"A little is better than nothing." He alisema as he motioned for her to go inside.
She playfully rolled her eyes and went inside.
I got this info off the house boards over on the house website. this person has ilitumwa spoilers before and they always turn out to be true most of the time so i trust this person.
There is after all a light of hope at the end of the tunnel:
S
P
O
I
L
E
R
Just in: this person has inside info on House and is VERYreliable-
seems that the purpose of this arc(C/L) is to further C feelings for H...
(for what this person perceives).
..that Cuddy finds out that House doesnt take her relationship with Lucas lightly.
Have a nice night!!
There is after all a light of hope at the end of the tunnel:
S
P
O
I
L
E
R
Just in: this person has inside info on House and is VERYreliable-
seems that the purpose of this arc(C/L) is to further C feelings for H...
(for what this person perceives).
..that Cuddy finds out that House doesnt take her relationship with Lucas lightly.
Have a nice night!!
I was kusoma up on opiate withdrawal and apparently wewe can go through withdrawal not just to stop taking the drug, Vicodin in House’s case, but to reduce the amount you’re taking.
So in House’s case, like Wilson said; his Vicodin levels where way to high and so the only option was to let his body recover and reduce it’s need for that amount it got everyday.
Therefore, the inayofuata morning when he was seemingly better; it was because of the extreme cold-turkeyness that House used to reduce his levels of Vicodin in order for his hallucination of Amber to go away. So I don’t think it was a hallucination, because he hasn’t quit Vicodin, he has only reduced the amount he takes within the space of a horrible 24 saa detox. His body no longer craves the Vicodin every saa au so like before.
Short and simple :)
So in House’s case, like Wilson said; his Vicodin levels where way to high and so the only option was to let his body recover and reduce it’s need for that amount it got everyday.
Therefore, the inayofuata morning when he was seemingly better; it was because of the extreme cold-turkeyness that House used to reduce his levels of Vicodin in order for his hallucination of Amber to go away. So I don’t think it was a hallucination, because he hasn’t quit Vicodin, he has only reduced the amount he takes within the space of a horrible 24 saa detox. His body no longer craves the Vicodin every saa au so like before.
Short and simple :)