Ok, here is part two. I am trying to decide if I am going to end it here au go on one zaidi chapter.
“Yes Cuddy, something I can help wewe with that is zaidi important than a dying 45 mwaka old Marine?” House asked with a smirk on his face, glancing down to the area right below her neck as he spoke.
She thought she could speak; she wanted to prove that she could have a conversation with him that didn’t make her feel like a school girl. She really believed that if she could look into his eyes again, just stand her ground, she could shake this feeling. It just had to be a fluke.
“I…wanted to know...when wewe will be able to fulfill your clinic hours this week?” She spoke it knowing that it came our sounding as awkward and forced as it felt.
Her lips tightened as if she was afraid if she spoke anymore, she would only make it worse.
House looked at her with eyes wide that slowly narrowed and he let a slight whistle from his lips as they did.
Lisa drew a short breath thinking the whole time that if he got any closer to her the butterflies in her stomach would surely fly right out her middle.
“That isn’t why you’re here, is it? wewe could have asked me that in an email. Instead wewe come here and interrupt my differential just to ask this?”
“But…you never read your emails and I thought…” She did her best at trying to sound convincing but at the same time she knew she was losing this battle.
“Cuddy, is something going on wewe should tell me about au are we going to just keep playing this game?” He came so close to her that she could feel his breath on her face as he alisema it. She looked over and saw the team looking at them. House stared intently at her as if he was trying to see what it was that she was thinking, and then broke the gaze right when she thought she couldn’t hold her breath a moment longer.
“So glad wewe needed to endanger a life just for a special alone moment!” House yelled over his shoulder as he turned to walk back to his team.
Cuddy balled her hands in to fists and walked out of his office thinking about how infuriating he was. “Oh he is so awful…how could I possibly think…why would I even…” She couldn’t even form a correct thought because exactly the opposite of what she had hoped for had happened. Now she knew for sure that she had NO control over her feelings for Greg House.
Lisa spent the inayofuata two hours trying hard to finish the paperwork on her dawati and even harder to keep House at the back of her thoughts, but both were nearly impossible. Maybe she could figure out a way to avoid seeing him altogether.
The intercom made her jump.
“Dr. Cuddy, Dr. House is asking for a consult in clinic room H”.
“I’ll be right there” she rolled her eyes as she rose from her dawati and headed out to the clinic.
“Did wewe say room “H”?” she asked the dawati nurse as she passed.
“Yes, that is where the page came from”
“What the hell is he doing in the clinic” she shook her head.
She opened the door to see House sitting on the exam table.
“Where is the patient House?” she shut the door behind her.
“The patient is wewe Cuddy.” He alisema with a smirk.
She was only slightly aware that her mouth had just parted and stopped short of dropping open completely. Instantly she went on the defensive.
“House, come on, maybe wewe have time for this kind of thing, but I have a hospital…”
“Lisa” he alisema it so soft she almost didn’t hear it. “What was the real reason wewe came to my office today?”
She wanted to say something but, she felt the butterflies again, and the short, quick breathes coming.
He slid off the exam meza, jedwali and moved closer to her, with his eyes locked to hers the whole time.
“You’ve had your try at normal now” and with that he was practically over her. She thought about backing up, but she felt that if she moved away, whatever force was holding her upright would be broken and she would surely fall to the ground in a heap.
House slipped his arm behind the small of Cuddys back and without even a moment of hesitation she put her arms around his neck and their lips met with a force that kwa all rights should have shaken the hospital walls.
“My God” she could hear the words in her mind as they kissed but nothing else could possibly be thought as every bit of Lisa Cuddy was currently wrapped up in an embrace that was as passionate as it was completely lacking control. House holding her up as she clung to him, her fingers stretched out touching whatever part of his hair, his face, his shoulders she could reach.
When she didn’t honestly think she could maintain this with her clothes on she slightly turned her lips to the side and gasped for a breath. House just pulled her to him even tighter, as if that was possible. He breathed in her ear, “So much for normal”…
And she whispered back, “Normals overrated”.
“Yes Cuddy, something I can help wewe with that is zaidi important than a dying 45 mwaka old Marine?” House asked with a smirk on his face, glancing down to the area right below her neck as he spoke.
She thought she could speak; she wanted to prove that she could have a conversation with him that didn’t make her feel like a school girl. She really believed that if she could look into his eyes again, just stand her ground, she could shake this feeling. It just had to be a fluke.
“I…wanted to know...when wewe will be able to fulfill your clinic hours this week?” She spoke it knowing that it came our sounding as awkward and forced as it felt.
Her lips tightened as if she was afraid if she spoke anymore, she would only make it worse.
House looked at her with eyes wide that slowly narrowed and he let a slight whistle from his lips as they did.
Lisa drew a short breath thinking the whole time that if he got any closer to her the butterflies in her stomach would surely fly right out her middle.
“That isn’t why you’re here, is it? wewe could have asked me that in an email. Instead wewe come here and interrupt my differential just to ask this?”
“But…you never read your emails and I thought…” She did her best at trying to sound convincing but at the same time she knew she was losing this battle.
“Cuddy, is something going on wewe should tell me about au are we going to just keep playing this game?” He came so close to her that she could feel his breath on her face as he alisema it. She looked over and saw the team looking at them. House stared intently at her as if he was trying to see what it was that she was thinking, and then broke the gaze right when she thought she couldn’t hold her breath a moment longer.
“So glad wewe needed to endanger a life just for a special alone moment!” House yelled over his shoulder as he turned to walk back to his team.
Cuddy balled her hands in to fists and walked out of his office thinking about how infuriating he was. “Oh he is so awful…how could I possibly think…why would I even…” She couldn’t even form a correct thought because exactly the opposite of what she had hoped for had happened. Now she knew for sure that she had NO control over her feelings for Greg House.
Lisa spent the inayofuata two hours trying hard to finish the paperwork on her dawati and even harder to keep House at the back of her thoughts, but both were nearly impossible. Maybe she could figure out a way to avoid seeing him altogether.
The intercom made her jump.
“Dr. Cuddy, Dr. House is asking for a consult in clinic room H”.
“I’ll be right there” she rolled her eyes as she rose from her dawati and headed out to the clinic.
“Did wewe say room “H”?” she asked the dawati nurse as she passed.
“Yes, that is where the page came from”
“What the hell is he doing in the clinic” she shook her head.
She opened the door to see House sitting on the exam table.
“Where is the patient House?” she shut the door behind her.
“The patient is wewe Cuddy.” He alisema with a smirk.
She was only slightly aware that her mouth had just parted and stopped short of dropping open completely. Instantly she went on the defensive.
“House, come on, maybe wewe have time for this kind of thing, but I have a hospital…”
“Lisa” he alisema it so soft she almost didn’t hear it. “What was the real reason wewe came to my office today?”
She wanted to say something but, she felt the butterflies again, and the short, quick breathes coming.
He slid off the exam meza, jedwali and moved closer to her, with his eyes locked to hers the whole time.
“You’ve had your try at normal now” and with that he was practically over her. She thought about backing up, but she felt that if she moved away, whatever force was holding her upright would be broken and she would surely fall to the ground in a heap.
House slipped his arm behind the small of Cuddys back and without even a moment of hesitation she put her arms around his neck and their lips met with a force that kwa all rights should have shaken the hospital walls.
“My God” she could hear the words in her mind as they kissed but nothing else could possibly be thought as every bit of Lisa Cuddy was currently wrapped up in an embrace that was as passionate as it was completely lacking control. House holding her up as she clung to him, her fingers stretched out touching whatever part of his hair, his face, his shoulders she could reach.
When she didn’t honestly think she could maintain this with her clothes on she slightly turned her lips to the side and gasped for a breath. House just pulled her to him even tighter, as if that was possible. He breathed in her ear, “So much for normal”…
And she whispered back, “Normals overrated”.
I hope wewe like it and I'd upendo some maoni and criticism.
Ruins
Once I was whole.
Then I bursted
painlessly
unconsciously
indifferently
but I did.
Now I stand in front
the ruins
of myself
and remain silent
in amazement.
A shadow on a wall
Without turning around
I know
it is you.
Why are wewe here?
Did wewe follow me?
Have wewe come here
to examine
the matunda of your labour?
And then I realize
wewe suffered
the same.
Both of us were not made
to win
in this game.
The shattered pieces
are not replaceable
not even
to be found.
So both of us
remain silent
and keep on
staring at the ground.