Chapter 2 – When it all comes back -
House was in his office sitting on his little kitanda with is iPod in one hand and his cane in the other. The accident had made him think about the life he had been living up until that moment and it suddenly hit him.
He realized that he wasn’t living life as he should. He was a jerk, but that he already knew and it wasn’t something likely to change. He had only two friends, Wilson and Cuddy, his ducklings were always around him because he just couldn’t be with a patient alone, only God knows what he could do to them if that were to happen.
House was thinking about life and his iPod gave him a soundtrack to that moment.
“House, are wewe ok?” Cameron asked.
“Yeah, I’m alright. Do wewe have a case?” House replied.
“No. Nothing yet.”
“Are wewe a whore?”
“What? No.”
“Then wewe can go.”
Cameron left him, and went to her vitabu again. Foreman and Chase were talking and laughing near the coffee machine, and House envied them for being able to have fun. He had to do something about this; he was tired of being a miserable cripple that did nothing but annoy and be a jerk and an punda to everyone around him.
He got up and his iPod began playing a new song. Over My Head (Cable Car) kwa The Fray. ‘Nice one’ House thought. He headed to Wilson’s office and entered.
Wilson was alone, sitting at his dawati making some notes in a patient’s file. He looked up when House walked in.
“Hey. What happened to you? wewe were very late today, later than normal I mean.” Wilson alisema as House sat in front of him.
“I got in an accident, but I’m ok if wewe wanted to know. I didn’t come here to tell wewe that though.” House quickly replied.
“Oh. Ok. So what do wewe want to tell me?” Wilson put his hands over the file and moved mbele in his chair, giving House his full attention.
“Sometimes I’m an ass, but… well…, do wewe wanna have chajio, chakula cha jioni tomorrow au hang out au … something?” House finally broke.
“Ok, sure. It’s been a long time since we hung out. Should I bring drinks?”
“Yeah, of course. Do wewe think that I’m going to buy everything? I’m not your mother. If wewe want to have a little party with me wewe have to contribute.” House alisema as he was leaving Wilson’s office.
‘It wasn’t that bad, I could get used to it. Talk. It seems easy enough.’ House thought. Now he was heading to the lobby, with his head phones in place inside his ear and his iPod on. All At Once kwa The Fray. ‘Humm, I like this one too.’
He knocked on Cuddy’s office door before entering for the first time ever.
Sometimes the hardest thing and the right thing are the same
Maybe wewe want her
Maybe wewe need her
“May I?” House asked
“Yeah, sure,” Cuddy answer him. She noticed that he actually knocked on her door and found that strange, ‘Since when does House knock?’
He sat on her kitanda and relaxed. She was at her dawati talking the phone and uandishi on some paper he could not see from where he was sitting. He stared at her and the only thing that came to mind was ‘Damn she’s beautiful.’
But she won’t keep on waiting for wewe without a doubt…
Sometimes the hardest thing and the right thing are the same
Maybe wewe want her
Maybe wewe need her
Maybe wewe so her in front
Perfection will not come
‘Well if this isn’t perfection I can’t wait to see perfection.’
“House? Are wewe ok?” Cuddy asked after looking at House and realizing that he was staring at her for a few dakika but seemed to be Lost in thought.
Maybe wewe want her
Maybe wewe need her
Maybe wewe had her
Maybe wewe Lost her to another
Oh to another
“I’m ok. Sorry this muziki is… well it doesn’t matter. I have a little pain in my arm; I think that it is from the accident.” House said.
“Ok, let me take a look at it.” Cuddy alisema getting up to sit near House.
He toke his koti, jacket off but when it came time to take off the long sleeved shati the pain became evident on his face. Cuddy saw this and helped him take it off.
“This doesn’t seem good; we should do an X-ray to be sure that nothing is broken.” Cuddy answered him while touching his arm.
“Well, you’re the boss so you’re in charge. Are wewe sure it’s necessary?”
“It’s better to do it. Let’s go. After that wewe can go home, it’s almost 5pm.” Cuddy winked at him while she was helping him put his shati back on so that he wasn’t walking around the hospital half naked on the way to take the X-Ray.
Everything looked good, he hadn’t broke anything, and his muscles seemed ok from the tests Cuddy did on them. He was just sore. ‘It was just a big bruise that hurt like hell’ House thought.
“Well you’re going to give me a ride home, remember?” House alisema after they exited the x-ray room.
“Yeah I do. Go get the things wewe need from your office since we’re already here and I’ll wait.” Cuddy replied.
House nodded, he entered his office and picked up his things while his ducklings looked at him and Cuddy, who had stayed kwa the doorway. She was smiling slightly at him and moved to allow him access when he was finished.
“See ya tomorrow. And find me a case.”
The ducklings were still looking House and Cuddy as they walked side kwa side down the corridor and missed the opportunity to answer him because they were in shock from seeing them together.
TBC
House was in his office sitting on his little kitanda with is iPod in one hand and his cane in the other. The accident had made him think about the life he had been living up until that moment and it suddenly hit him.
He realized that he wasn’t living life as he should. He was a jerk, but that he already knew and it wasn’t something likely to change. He had only two friends, Wilson and Cuddy, his ducklings were always around him because he just couldn’t be with a patient alone, only God knows what he could do to them if that were to happen.
House was thinking about life and his iPod gave him a soundtrack to that moment.
“House, are wewe ok?” Cameron asked.
“Yeah, I’m alright. Do wewe have a case?” House replied.
“No. Nothing yet.”
“Are wewe a whore?”
“What? No.”
“Then wewe can go.”
Cameron left him, and went to her vitabu again. Foreman and Chase were talking and laughing near the coffee machine, and House envied them for being able to have fun. He had to do something about this; he was tired of being a miserable cripple that did nothing but annoy and be a jerk and an punda to everyone around him.
He got up and his iPod began playing a new song. Over My Head (Cable Car) kwa The Fray. ‘Nice one’ House thought. He headed to Wilson’s office and entered.
Wilson was alone, sitting at his dawati making some notes in a patient’s file. He looked up when House walked in.
“Hey. What happened to you? wewe were very late today, later than normal I mean.” Wilson alisema as House sat in front of him.
“I got in an accident, but I’m ok if wewe wanted to know. I didn’t come here to tell wewe that though.” House quickly replied.
“Oh. Ok. So what do wewe want to tell me?” Wilson put his hands over the file and moved mbele in his chair, giving House his full attention.
“Sometimes I’m an ass, but… well…, do wewe wanna have chajio, chakula cha jioni tomorrow au hang out au … something?” House finally broke.
“Ok, sure. It’s been a long time since we hung out. Should I bring drinks?”
“Yeah, of course. Do wewe think that I’m going to buy everything? I’m not your mother. If wewe want to have a little party with me wewe have to contribute.” House alisema as he was leaving Wilson’s office.
‘It wasn’t that bad, I could get used to it. Talk. It seems easy enough.’ House thought. Now he was heading to the lobby, with his head phones in place inside his ear and his iPod on. All At Once kwa The Fray. ‘Humm, I like this one too.’
He knocked on Cuddy’s office door before entering for the first time ever.
Sometimes the hardest thing and the right thing are the same
Maybe wewe want her
Maybe wewe need her
“May I?” House asked
“Yeah, sure,” Cuddy answer him. She noticed that he actually knocked on her door and found that strange, ‘Since when does House knock?’
He sat on her kitanda and relaxed. She was at her dawati talking the phone and uandishi on some paper he could not see from where he was sitting. He stared at her and the only thing that came to mind was ‘Damn she’s beautiful.’
But she won’t keep on waiting for wewe without a doubt…
Sometimes the hardest thing and the right thing are the same
Maybe wewe want her
Maybe wewe need her
Maybe wewe so her in front
Perfection will not come
‘Well if this isn’t perfection I can’t wait to see perfection.’
“House? Are wewe ok?” Cuddy asked after looking at House and realizing that he was staring at her for a few dakika but seemed to be Lost in thought.
Maybe wewe want her
Maybe wewe need her
Maybe wewe had her
Maybe wewe Lost her to another
Oh to another
“I’m ok. Sorry this muziki is… well it doesn’t matter. I have a little pain in my arm; I think that it is from the accident.” House said.
“Ok, let me take a look at it.” Cuddy alisema getting up to sit near House.
He toke his koti, jacket off but when it came time to take off the long sleeved shati the pain became evident on his face. Cuddy saw this and helped him take it off.
“This doesn’t seem good; we should do an X-ray to be sure that nothing is broken.” Cuddy answered him while touching his arm.
“Well, you’re the boss so you’re in charge. Are wewe sure it’s necessary?”
“It’s better to do it. Let’s go. After that wewe can go home, it’s almost 5pm.” Cuddy winked at him while she was helping him put his shati back on so that he wasn’t walking around the hospital half naked on the way to take the X-Ray.
Everything looked good, he hadn’t broke anything, and his muscles seemed ok from the tests Cuddy did on them. He was just sore. ‘It was just a big bruise that hurt like hell’ House thought.
“Well you’re going to give me a ride home, remember?” House alisema after they exited the x-ray room.
“Yeah I do. Go get the things wewe need from your office since we’re already here and I’ll wait.” Cuddy replied.
House nodded, he entered his office and picked up his things while his ducklings looked at him and Cuddy, who had stayed kwa the doorway. She was smiling slightly at him and moved to allow him access when he was finished.
“See ya tomorrow. And find me a case.”
The ducklings were still looking House and Cuddy as they walked side kwa side down the corridor and missed the opportunity to answer him because they were in shock from seeing them together.
TBC
Cuddy and House
