“You haven’t got any food in the house,” Wilson remarked as he stood in front of the fridge, door open, leaning over to peer inside. A near-empty container of butter, three slices of bread, half a shrivelled tomato on a saucer, a carton of eggs with only one egg left in it, four bottles of beer
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He thrust his cane to the side with a grunt, and tried to get comfortable like he'd been before Wilson had to storm in and ruin his mood. He stared at the television for hours, and had no idea what was going on. Shows came on and ended and he didn't even know what he'd watched.
The half empty beer bottle was still in his hand, his fingers aching from the tight grip on the neck, when his phone rang and startled him back to awareness. He blinked, rubbed his face with his free hand while his other hand set the beer on the table next to him.
He didn't answer the phone.
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He'd stood there, phone pressed againt his ear, with an uncomfortable and angry expression on his face. That expression only hardened as the ringing continued, and when Wilson was too frustrated to continue listening to it, knowing that House wasn't going to answer, he hung up by slamming the phone down onto the cradle.
Fine, if that was the way House was going to be, then... Wilson took to rubbing his neck as he walked away from the phone, his other hand braced on his hip.
Why did he tolerate House as much as he had again? To be treated like this?
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He should have answered. Apologised. Asked for help. No. Never. He didn't need help, and he had nothing to apologise for. If he wanted to sit around with no food in the house, that was his choice. He was the one with the bad leg, and the cold made it ache all the more.
Maybe he'd order a pizza. Have it delivered. Yeah. That's what he'd do. He'd order a pizza, and then there'd be food. He could eat off it for days. Except he had no energy to get to the phone and call it in.
He'd rather sit and stare at the television. Even though he had no idea what he was watching.
He took a sip of Wilson's beer. Warm. Gross. Nasty. he felt it slide all the way down. Felt it pour into his very empty stomach. A pizza really did sound good. He just coudln't motivate himself to call it in.
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