Phone calls are imperative! [Call for huge_ego_sry House]

[yes_imagenius]

After talking to Delia, Reid did some research and found out as much about her condition as possible without either being a doctor, talking to a doctor or seeing her files. It didn't take much to find the right phone number and he didn't feel bad when he called the head psychiatrist at the institution

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[huge_ego_sry]

He was more than happy to get pulled out of group, but confused at why he was hearing from Reid. House limped into the little room and scowled at the attendant to try to get him to leave. After a few minutes of staring, he huffed.

"Even if I could do any damage in here, you'd just take away all of my precious privileges and why would I want that?" He snapped, and finally smiled when the nurse-slash-guard left him alone with the phone.

"Drag this conversation out twenty minutes and I'll send you some looney-bin goodies," he spoke into the receiver.

[yes_imagenius]

"That's what I have my Mom for," Reid responded glibly. "You think you're the only crazy person I kn-know."

He found a couple of words on the crossword puzzle he was doing before he spoke again. It only took a matter of a few seconds.

"I'll see what I can do. How do you feel?"

[huge_ego_sry]

House eyed the lime green bouncy ball at the end of the desk, and leaned back on two chair legs to try to reach it. "Peachy! Just got out of the spa and was headed to my personal masseuse, which would explain why I wanted you to drag this call out."

He bit his lip, still tipping back precariously, only inches away from the ball.

[yes_imagenius]

Reid scrunched up his face listening to House. It took him a moment to realize that the man was being sarcastic. "Gl-glad I could help out."

He filled in a couple more words on the crossword puzzle then decided he should just get to the point.

"I m-might have something interesting for you to do while you're there." Because they both knew a person like House (or Reid) could go crazy from boredom. "A c-case. Neurological. I know it's not your specialty but..."