Peanut Butter & Blood [Epilogue]

[kidsnurse]

Title:  Peanut Butter & Blood:  EPILOGUE
Rating:  G
Characters:  House, Wilson
Genre:  Friendship, Unadulterated Fluff
Summary:  House injures himself.  So naturally, this requires a call to Wilson, who--naturally--rushes right over.

A/N: Part One was for

Comments

[lab38]

That was simply amazing! Complemented the first part *perfectly*!

Loved how well Wilson can 'read' House, even if it takes some time and thought for him to figure it all out. And I love the patience he exhibits in trying just that... - I also find it amazing how authentically you portray Wilson through all these emotions. You really have a great touch with him...

In other words: Thanks so much for deciding to post this!! (and thanks you, blackmare_9, for *convincing* her!!) :) This addition to the first part really managed to reflect the whole complexity of the HW-relationship, and it was also incredibly sweet... :) Fantastic job!!

[kidsnurse]

addition to the first part really managed to reflect the whole complexity of the HW-relationship

you absolutely couldn't have picked a better thing to say--i was certain that this would reduce the impact of wilson actually leaving at the end of the first part, and that was why i was hesitant to post it. never stopped to think, really, that the epilogue would show a fuller picture. thank you!!!!!

[genagirl]

You always seem to make House as annoying as he is but also so vulnerable. We don't see as much of that on the show as we did. And Wilson - he always passes the test in the end.

[kidsnurse]

i miss that vulnerability on the show as well. guess that's one of the reasons we keep writing. and yeah--it killed me, at the end of part one, to let wilson walk out the door. so in truth, i'd written the epilogue for my eyes only--i needed wilson to come back. and of course, he did! :)

[sy_dedalus]

Plastic jar. Delightful. Here's to House: may he never stop playing games.

(And thanks for the timing. This broke up the misery of my very minor yet tenacious rhinovirus for a while. Yay!)

[kidsnurse]

i'm so sorry about your cold--and so pleased that wilson's return was at least temorarily therapeutic for you, as well as for house! feel better.

[sydneylover150]

Evil, I love it, but its still evil. But very Housian thing to do, so I guess I'll forgive you the evilness once more. :<) Great job!

[kidsnurse]

not evil at all! house looks out for wilson's interests in his own, unique way. [but i suspect that house'd be pleased at your choice of words, so....]

[phinnia]

YAY. I'm glad that Wilson came back, because I am a fan of fluff. :-) And I like the way you showed Wilson's thought processes slowly unfolding, going from angry to sorry and back to the normal equilibrium. There's a nice progression there.

[kidsnurse]

i don't often get the opportunity to write fluff--my cynical mind simply refuses to 'go there' most of the time. so--on the rare occasions it happens--i'm thrilled when it works out! and writing that progression you mentioned? it was a blast, because it was one of those lovely times every writer lives for--wherein wilson was standing right in front of me having his little tantrum, and all i haad to do was type!