What if Dr. Cox had said more than just 'thank you' at the end of episode 21, season 5? / [Cox/J.D.]

Perry is sorry. Perry also really doesn't like admitting when he's wrong. Established JDox

JD realised that he was closer than he was ever going to get to having everything he wanted. He just had to reach out and take it.

Perry just wants pizza and kisses. He gets the kisses, but the pizza... who knew Newbie had such offensive taste in toppings?

Fortune tellers were full of crap, right? Right. Except... maybe not.

Perry has a rather… primal reaction to JD wearing his clothes.

When a new doctor takes an interest in JD, Perry really isn't happy about it.

JD left him six months ago. Now he's back, and Perry just wants to know what happened.

Perry doesn't like Valentines day, but JD does, and in the end, that's all that really matters.

They're away at a conference, and there's only one bed. But… it was only three nights. Nothing would change between them, right?

Perry just wants coffee. What on earth is the abomination in JD's cup anyway?

It was just sex… until it wasn't.

JD is away for six months on a medical study halfway across the world. Perry's reaction is… interesting.

based on the episodes "my lunch" and "my fallen idol"

based on a couple episodes from seasons 3 ad 4

When Perry needs a place to stay, there's only one person he can turn to.

scrubs is one of my favorite shows. this is what I imagine the characters were thinking.

Perry has a bad day and he just needs his Newbie.

"You're an asshole." / "Yeah, but you love me anyway."

Post Ep 05x21 My Fallen Idol: Perry really only needed to hear from one person. They got there in the end.

When JD starts avoiding Perry, Perry hates it. He just wants his Newbie back. It takes Carla and Jordan to kick some sense into him, but eventually, Perry pulls his head out of his ass long enough to realise just why he misses JD so much.

When JD is injured in a car accident, Perry shows his hand when he refuses to leave his bedside until he wakes up. And then he shows it some more.

JD is exhausted. Perry wants to know why.

JD grapples with the inevitability of death outside the disillusioning walls of the hospital for the very first time. Doctor Cox has always seen through his bluff in ways no one else managed to. {Or: It's a chain reaction; in which JD loses his father, the drive to his ambition, and himself. The slow-motion stage of time and a support system collide.}

When JD finds out about Doctor Cox's secret obsession with Hugh Jackman, he devises the ultimate plan to seduce his mentor.