Chapter 2

Cameron took off her glasses and rubbed the bridge of her nose. It was Monday and she was yet again going through requests for treatments. She found a lot that looked like cases that House would want to take on. She sat back in the chair and sighed. It was almost time for her to go and do clinic hours. Their current patient had been released earlier that morning. House was off with Wilson avoiding Cuddy as usual. Chase was in the clinic and Foreman was helping out to assist with a class.

Cameron took a post it and wrote a note telling House that "these requests should pique your interest" and then put it on the pile of letters that she had been reading through. Then she got up and headed to the clinic.

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"So you going to make a move?"

"Sshhhh"

"Because I think that you need to wait a little more."

"Sshhhh"

"Though you did wait long enough to even admit your feelings."

"Wilson! Shut up and stop gabbing like a chick. I'm trying to watch my soap." House didn't take his eyes off from the tiny TV screen that was set up before him. Wilson sighed and sat back, taking a bite of his lunch. A couple minutes later a commercial came on and House finally turned from the screen and to Wilson. He didn't say anything though, just grabbed the bag of chips next to Wilson and started to eat them.

"You going to answer me?"

"No"

"C'mon"

"Fine. I don't know. First I told Cameron she was just lobby art and that I didn't like her. Then I tried for a date when my leg briefly got better and she said no. Then there was Brian and now the break up."

"So you never had good timing. I think that you should make a move before someone else does. Though House, you better be serious about it. I do not want her to get hurt again." House nodded and then said, "Shut up now, GH is back on."

Wilson and House settled back again to watch the soap and Wilson said, "I don't know how you can watch this stuff."

"Sshhhh!!"

Wilson smiled to himself and grabbed the chips back from House. House tried to get back into the show but couldn't help but think about what Wilson had said.