Selling It [part one of a two-shot]

[kidsnurse]

"Don't."

"Don't... what?"

"The answer is yes.  Happy now?"

"Answer to what?"

"It's... three, I think.  Soon to be four."

Wilson shakes his head, frowns in confusion.  "House, I left my decoder ring home this week.  And I don't need an official Ex-Wives Tally today, if that's what this is.  I just got done writing out the monthly checks."

"

Comments

[talktidy]

Glad I followed the rec from HHOW. Mare's right -- there's a lot here for the wordcount.

[takes_a_fairy]

Heh! She's often right about a lot of things. It's sickening. =D

[kidsnurse]

glad you did, too--and happy you enjoyed!

[dreamsofspike]

oh this is heartbreaking :( poor house... so utterly believable, though, in all aspects... the dialogue between them was flawless, as was house's secretly hoping that wilson would catch on... :(

so very sad that wilson didn't notice... too wrapped up in amber, most likely :(

great work, hon, love this :)

[angelcat2865]

Yeah! You are back.:)

It is beautiful the way you catch House's pain.

It really is sad that Wilson has lost so much touch with House that he can no longer see through his games. I can only hope that when they repair their relationship that we will see more of the old Wilson again. He is sorely missed.

[takes_a_fairy]

*nods*

Mayhap Wilson is hurting too much to engage in the exercise with House, and just doesn't care, for the time being??

[kidsnurse]

if we can't get the real previous wilson back, we can always write him. but i'm with you; i'd like to see at least a partial return to the old wilson, the old friendship.

[brynnamorgan]

:does a happy dance, backflips, then hug!tackles you:

You're BAAAACK! And what a way to make a return - a short fic with a sad little yank to go with it. Lovely. :-)

[kidsnurse]

the sad little yank was what i crafted the rest of it around; i just had to find a way to use that line. and thanks.

[kidsnurse]

thank you so much; what a lovely thing to say!