God damn it, Dr. Cox needed his own hut.

As his eyes slid over supply lists and patient's names, this is what he was thinking, over and over. Living college-style was absolutely ridiculous, and he'd hated it in college, so he hated it even more, now. Not to mention his roommate or bunkmate or whatever was a stark raving psycho and not in that ( Read more... )

J.D. hadn’t slept well. He snuck back into his room late, long after the sun had gone down and little JD was sleeping snugly in his new hutch, and closed his eyes, thinking he’d find relief at least in the confines of his room. His brain made that too difficult. He’d tossed and turned until, completely fed up, he got up with the intention to ( Read more... )

There was literally only so much that Robin could take before she went from enjoying the whole vacation aspect of it all to really being pissed off at the place. And seriously, there wasn't even a Gael to while away the hours with, having really hot table sex and on windsurfing boards. Oh, the days...

But no, no, Robin was on an Island that had a ( Read more... )

The Truth by John Humphrey NoyesCharles had already been staring at this blatantly written lie for the better part of fifteen minutes. He was sitting forward in a chair of the recreation room, two books open to the title page lying face open on the table before him. Each virtually identical in shape, height, thickness and even text shape. But where ( Read more... )

On the first day of bodyswap, Jaye-in-Roger's-body goes to the clinic to find out what's up with the pills in his pocket and the pager clipped to his belt. She comes across Dr. Cox who is happy to insult both Jaye and the body she's in until they get down to business. He tells her Roger's HIV positive and things get awkwardly normal ( Read more... )

Things were very blurry. J.D. rolled over onto his side and squeezed his eyes shut. He liked this warm sleepy place, he could see appletinis floating tantalizingly close to his outstretched hands. "I'll only need one of you!" he called, hands cupped around his mouth. He heard his voice echo, and squeezed his eyes shut tighter. Just a little ( Read more... )

Jaye stomps her way to the Compound, not realizing that she has to tell the truth but knowing something's up, and runs into Tim, Isabel, Cocks Dr. Cox and Ned (the piemaker). She spills her guts to Tim, who takes it all in easy-going stride, and to Isabel, who lets Jaye out of the conversation when the realization that the two have something in ( Read more... )

It felt like she was on fire ( Read more... )

House had not exactly been in the best of moods since the election results, but it wasn't as if a bad mood for him was anything particularly noteworthy. In any case, he looked fairly normal when he called a meeting with the remaining med students in the clinic ( Read more... )

He'd already read through every single chart. Twice. He'd even started from Z and worked his way to A, all in one clinic shift. Not even a crappy bandage job. There was a false alarm where someone had leaned their blond head in to ask about cleaning, and Dr. Cox had briefly considered kicking her legs out from under her and breaking her modest ( Read more... )