After Callahan's, Monday/Early Tuesday (04/10/06)

[geoff_chaucer]

[ooc: Locked to geoff_chaucer and gotcanewillpoke.]

He'd gotten drunk, very drunk, and had to give in and take a taxi home. It was well into the early hours of the morning when he finally did, and although he did his best to be quiet, inebriated people very rarely realize how much noise they're really making. He had it in mind just to crash on the couch, and deal with

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[gotcanewillpoke]

There would also be a major roadblack to his plan. A body already occupied the couch. Two boies, in fact, though the canine jumped down, and rushed to the door barking until he realised it was someone he knew stumbling into the house.

House sat up, rubbing his hand over his face. "Where the fuck have you been?" he demanded, voice raw with sleep.

[OOC: Am kidnapped today, and spending the night at my friend's house. Will be online, but I'm not sure when or how late]

[geoff_chaucer]

Even sober, and in good spirits, Geoff probably wouldn't have responded well to that question. And to be honest, it wasn't House's fault, it was just that Geoff wasn't used to being answerable to another when it came to how he spent his free time.

Also, he wasn't sober, and neither was he in good spirits.

So the reply House received was simply, "Out. Why aren't you in bed?"

[ooc: No worries, and have fun! I'll see you whenever you're about. :)]

[gotcanewillpoke]

"Out where?" House got to his feet, and offered no explanation as to why he wasn't upstairs.

He wasn't quite awake enough to realise how demanding he was sounding. He wasn't even sure what he was thinking. His thoughts weren't linear or fully cognitive. All he knew was that he was aggrevated and feeling threatened and terretorial.

[geoff_chaucer]

"You want a timeline of how I spent my day?" Geoff retorted, kicking his shoes off. Or rather, trying to kick his shoes off but ending up having to catch himself against the counter and cursing.

He rubbed at his hair, taking a breath to try and calm down, reminding himself that House hadn't done anything wrong. "I had a bad day. I went out for a drink," he said, a little sullenly.