[Accidental Voice;]
I don't know what the problem is with the carpet, it's got a blood stain trapped in it not a fragment of his soul. Cuddy should tell him she incinerated it, see what he does then. In fact, why wasn't it incinerated?
Foreman? Foreman.Great. I shouldn't have switched my damn service. Can you hear me now? No, obviously not,
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Even here, the thought turns his stomach. It's a particular, rollercoaster flip reserved for thinking about Cameron and House. Together.
The place really isn't that big. Armed with the map he located after finally giving in and opening up one of the guides, it's easy enough to mark out a route of sideways and capillaries off the main streets that let him walk in something approximating a straight line towards two on the clock face. This 'time's running out' metaphor his mind seems to be hung up on? It's not subtle.
It's detailed, though. Every so often he stops to stare at a storefront or street sign and wonder where exactly he's getting all this from. He's never been a world builder. He stretches a hand out to brush fingertips over grainy stone, and rubs them ( ... )
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So he takes the bag, heats the kettle, rifles her cupboards without asking and sets out two mugs. So far, so mechanical.
As he waits for the water to boil, though, he finds himself stealing backward glances. It's not subtle, and so eventually he turns, leaning back against the counter to watch her. "Cameron-"
He's cut himself off almost before starting, because there isn't a way to phrase this. There's just movement, unexpectedly quick, and he's resting one hand on her shoulder, the other pressing two fingers firmly to the pulse at her throat. He doesn't drop his gaze as he times it, thinking how warm her skin is. Wondering if his hand will come away with fragments of her scent ( ... )
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