After his
phone call with House, Geoff decides to keep a little closer eye on the weather. So he's watching out the window when the power goes out in town. "Guess that solves that," he murmurs to himself. Packing up his stack of papers, journal, and book (someone really needs to get this man a briefcase), he pulls on his coat and heads toward the
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"Glad yu could make it." He smiles and pulls Geoff inside. He has candles set up around the apartmet, just in case. Hey, he'd grown up in Michigan, he knew how to prepare for bad weather.
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He can write left handed nearly as well as he can write right handed, but given his chosen profession, that's not saying much. In any case, eating left handed is hardly an issue worth debating. He reaches across his plate for the fork.
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"You think this will let up? Or are we going to be snowed in at the school for a while? Not that it's an issue for you but...I may be washing my clothes here for a couple of days." Geoff looks sideways at House and grins. "Although I suppose I could get Paige or one of the other witches to...whatever-it-is-they-do me down to my flat for a change of clothes. Maybe I should start keeping a set in my office..."
He's obviously thinking out loud, which anyone who's been around Geoff for any length of time will discover isn't an uncommon occurance.
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"You can wear something of mine. I'd suggest you could wear nothing at all, except it's cold, so that's not a good idea. You'd look good in one of my sweaters." Not the gray one Wilson used to wear, but any of the others, certainly. He smiles at the though and the image.
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He grins again, although it's softer this time. "You don't mind? Me borrowing some clothes, I mean. That would be...that would be great if you really don't mind."
Which means that House doesn't mind him staying for the weekend. Seems to be planning on it, in fact. And Geoff realizes that this is a rather pleasing prospect. "I promise to be a good houseguest and not make too much mess. Although I may spoil your dog."
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"More like, my dog will spoil you," House looks over his shoulder at Cash who is watching them with heavy eyes. He turns back tot he table and reaches for his beer, taking a long slow sip off it.
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With a glance at Cash as well, he adds, "I like your dog. He's welcome to spoil me. His owner is more than welcome to spoil me too. Just in case there was a question about that."
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"What do you say we put the rest of this food in the fridge, we may need to fortify ourselves tomorrow, and there's other things to do tonight besides food."
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He grins, picking up the plates and taking them to the sink.
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Geoff washes up the supper dishes and opens another beer for each of them, then leans against the counter to look at House. "You know, I think I've been hiding away alone in my shop too much. If I hadn't gotten out and gone to that party at the hotel -- which I really had second thoughts about -- I'd never have met you. Which just goes to show that I'm obviously missing quite a lot."
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Running a hand through his hair, he takes a breath and looks up. "So. Dancing until we're tired, and then...music? Or 'scrabble'?"
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"You'll have to, ah, handle the music, though. I don't have a clue...well, honestly, where it even comes from. Other than...that thing has something to do with it." He waves his beer at the stereo.
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He delights in showing Geoff all the functins. CD, cassette player, radio, and his beloved turntable. He explains the history of recordable music and how records are nearly obsolete now, and how iPods are the in thing now. He has one, of course, and shows it off proudly.
[OOC: And it's that time again...I must sleep]
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