Doctor.Heart
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Wilson starts avoiding House and won't tell him why. House is an idiot and doesn't realise it's because he's in love with him.
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“You idiot.” Wilson slammed the exam room door shut.
House jolted upright. His magazine fell to the floor, slapping face down dramatically. “Hey! Can't a guy sleep in peace around here?”
Wilson's hands found his hips. “You're on heroin.”
“Wha?” A corner of House's mouth curled upwards in a laugh that almost proclaimed guilt. He shook his head, palm pointed up to the ceiling in a display of innocence. “Heroin? Where are you getting this?”
Wilson shook his head. “Cameron. She saw a needle in your trash can. She told me that you threw it away before she could test it.”
House went quiet. His expression blanked.
The oncologist frowned, his hands dug deeper into his hips. “House! You’re going to kill yourself! Or worse, they’ll put you in jail with your medical license revoked!”
“What is this weird obsession of yours with prison being worse than death?” House questioned, sarcasm returning as he caught back onto the banter.
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House sleeps in Wilson's bed one night and it becomes a habit.
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“You know that I love you, right?” House’s voice unintentionally sounded sarcastic. Wilson tilted his head in response as he watched the television, eating some crisps as he did. The man eyed over, glancing at House who was still waiting for a proper answer. Wilson scoffed and chuckled, looking away as he stared at the TV. “You’re being sarcastic.” Wilson responded. “I’m not.” House’s retorted, in a whiny teenager tone.
“Does everything you say have to be sarcastic?” Asked Wilson, rhetorically.
“It was unintentional.”
“Everything you do is unintentional.”
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“House! Greg!” Wilson yelled, exasperation flooding his voice. “You were seriously going to kill yourself?”
“No, I was planning on taking flight and showing you my newest superpower.”
Prerequisite of my work “Off the Ledge.” Not actually required to read both, they both stand alone.