When Foreman walks in they’re both sitting together, staring at the glass wall in front of them, faces composed appropriately.
(Somewhere in there is a metaphor about glass houses, she’s sure.) house. post-finale. pairing: house/cameron. 19/19. fin.

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“He affected all of us,” Wilson remarks, eyes burrowing into her. “Me, you, Cuddy, Foreman, Chase. The new team.” He breaks off, taking a moment before continuing. This is hard for him. Cameron acknowledges that. “We’re all going through changes, reevaluating, analyzing, wondering what to do next, wondering what will happen if he...if he doesn’t ( Read more... )

She wondered if Chase knew where her mind was. She wondered if he cared. She wondered if she should feel guilty that they silent tears welling up in her eyes had little to do with Kutner. She wondered if it would be rude to leave. house, md. part 14

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“Of course if you do decide to come into my bedroom, you better not be wearing any of that,” House remarked, motioning to the clothes she was wearing as well as the clothes he’d thrown to her.
“House,” she began slowly, clutching the loaned clothes as she made her way over to him. She took exaggeratedly small steps, and she could tell as she moved ( Read more... )

“How did you find me?” House asked, voice muffled from chewing. He sat lazily in Wilson’s chair, legs propped up onto his desk.
“Oh you’re easy to find,” Cameron insisted. “You leave a scent behind...smells incredibly like guilt and arrogance.”
“Really? Because I was going for tortured yet irresistible,” House mocked. “I’ll have to return that bottle ( Read more... )

Cameron pursed her lips. “Fine,” she began, leaning forward so that she was closer to him. “I’m not in love with Wilson and I’m not in love with you.”
House looked delighted. “And you’re not in love with Chase.”
Cameron blinked, trying to hide her surprise. She hadn’t been expecting that. house, md. chapter 5.

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