House had picked Cuddy up that night for the date. She wasn't so sure about the whole thing at first. She was scared that he would ruin it for her, make fun of her, au do something stupid. No, that night, she hadn't seen that side of him since they were in college. Cuddy could remember that like it was yesterday, all the times they shared with each other, but then she left him, and he found Stacy. That was the part of the story she hated so much. Stacy was the villian in Cuddy's story, and always will be.
Now that siku was over, and it was offically the inayofuata day. Cuddy knew that what happend the night before will probably be denied, and would never be brought up again. She didn't want to make him do something that he didn't want to do, and kwa saying something would just make it worse.

As the siku went by, people keep dropping kwa Cuddy's office to ask her how the tarehe went, she choose not to tell them anything. Everytime a new person would drop kwa she would just say "I loved it, and I wouldn't like to say anymore." That was their cue to leave her office, and leave her alone. She didn't want to be bothered.
Wilson was the last to ask, she was suprised that he ever stopped before he left work. "So, how did your tarehe go with him?" He had asked. Cuddy layed her pen down on the paperwork she had just finished. "I loved it. He was very nice, and now would wewe please leave me alone." Wilson looked at her. "You have been telling people all siku to leave wewe alone about it, now it's time to get it out." She shook her head. "No, I don't want to talk about it, because I know he doesn't want to do it again, and I don't want to aggravte him." "Well, he told me he is not leaving tonight until wewe do, and then he alisema for me to come get wewe for him. House alisema he would really like to talk to you." Cuddy blushed, but quickly hid it, just not very well. "Thanks Wilson, goodnight." "Goodnight." And with that, Wilson was out of the door.

Before Cuddy knew it, she was on the elevator up to House's office on the third floor. She didn't even know why she was even doing this. House would be his selfish-self again. But, as she was walking to his office, he stared at her, while she stared back, maybe there really was something there, maybe he had played mind games so many times before, he was getting better at it. Cuddy couldn't take it no more, she really had to know about this before she went insane.
Cuddy walked into the office and went to sit at the chair in front of his desk. "Wilson alisema wewe want to see me." He nodded and looked down to his feet, as if he was shy. House was shy when it came to a relationship. "Cu-Lisa, I don't know if wewe need me like I need you, but I truly do. Haven't wewe seen that way I act around you. All the picking around. I thought wewe would have caught onto it kwa now, but I guess I'm going to have be the first one to make the first move." House looked up to meet her gaze, but she wasn't there in the chair. He sighed as a single tear rolled down his face. "I knew she wouldn't believe me, I knew no one could upendo me." House put his head in his hands. "I didn't leave, I'm here to stay with you, House." He turned to look at her, she was behind him. Cuddy slowly bent down to kiss him, to make sure thats what he wanted. House pulled her into his lap, and kissed her like there was no tomorrow. "I upendo you, Lisa." "I upendo wewe too, Greg."