Past Imperfect, Present Tense [new one-shot]

Oct 10, 2008 13:17

Title:  Past Imperfect, Present Tense
Rating:  PG
Genre:  Angst, Hurt/Comfort
Characters:  House, Wilson

This story is lovingly dedicated to blackmare_9 , who patiently--and literally--pulled every single word out of me.

Cuddy's made the phone call, and now Wilson's headed back to... what? )

friendship, house, pain, wilson

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hibernia1 October 11 2008, 13:43:30 UTC
Oh, beautiful, the best Making-Up-story I've read so far. I cringed at House going through this without knowing if it would ever help to make things okay again, I loved the 'apology' Wilson made, and the insights he reached in those few minutes, and I loved the way they agreed House's an idiot. Very in character, very compelling, and oh so lovely. I'm so happy you are writing again!!! I'm putting this in my Memories.

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kidsnurse October 11 2008, 13:59:15 UTC
why, thank you dear! and--off topic--i've emailed twice since i sent koda's timeline, and not heard back. so i'm relieved to see you're okay. if you answered, maybe my isp is blocking your ip again; if so, please try resending to the aol address. if not, well, i absolutely understand busy!! just glad you're okay.

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hibernia1 October 11 2008, 14:24:48 UTC
Oh, I'm so sorry! Hotmail's giving me so much trouble lately. I'll e-mail again later today or tomorrow from my other e-mailaddress. Please don't think I wasn't delighted to get your e-mails, because I was!!

By the way, love your icon!

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angelcat2865 October 11 2008, 18:55:18 UTC
I love this. You always catch House's and Wilson's voices so well. Plus the humor and compassion you write you stories with is truly a joy to read.

So Glad you are back!.

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kidsnurse October 11 2008, 19:09:27 UTC
thanks, hon. house and wilson are always a joy to write, you know. a painful joy, sometimes--but a good pain. happy you enjoyed it!

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anonymous October 12 2008, 17:41:18 UTC
Oh, House, I'm so sorry. I loved this because it just totally threw me off. I've been inundating myself in House fic for the past two weeks and also, I thought that I had found a pattern to their canon!friendship in the show that I am comfortable with. Both things, it seemed, hadn't prepared me for reading this fic. For come unknown reason, I was blind-sided by that one line. I couldn't immediately and fully grasp what Wilson meant, and I couldn't intuit how House would react to it. Will this confession soften old boundaries between them? Does this mean Wilson understands House more now? Or does this just mean that he is admitting that he has understood so little of him before? It perked me up, it did, and made me eager (and nervous) to read on. I guess this is the first time I encountered a fic that expresses beautifully the unique unpredictability of their friendship and how tipping points and thresholds are integral to it without having to resort to crude methods (i.e. introducing homosexuality). I guess the line just moved me so ( ... )

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kidsnurse October 12 2008, 18:21:29 UTC
i adore hearing that something i've written has moved someone so much, and made them think; thank you so much for taking the time to let me know.

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pffff5 October 13 2008, 14:42:12 UTC
So good to have you back !

If only this fic could be a major spoiler for the upcoming episodes, dammit...

Thousands thanks and hugs.

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kidsnurse October 13 2008, 14:50:21 UTC
and a thousand you're welcomes and hugs right back to you, dear!

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Past Imperfect-Present Tense car8 October 13 2008, 21:02:07 UTC
Hello-newbie here. I'm pretty new to fanfic in general, and brand new to yours.This story was recced at HHOW,I read it and loved it so much that I had to read everything that you have written.
I need to tell you how true I find your House voice,your Wilson voice, and especially your House/Wilson voice.I'm so happy to be able to read such well written stories that share my opinions and thoughts about these two very special characters.I appreciate your work,it's obviously a labor of love,and look forward to your next story.

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Re: Past Imperfect-Present Tense kidsnurse October 13 2008, 23:18:42 UTC
thank you so much for taking the time to tell me what my writing means to you; it means everything to me to have an appreciative, perceptive audience. Whether what you have to say is criticism or praise, a heartfelt comment makes the work [which is a labor of love] worth it. and welcome!

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