AN: Hey everyone, thank you for reading, and for the reviews :D ..and about the anonymous thing, I think I fixed it lol…well anyways on with the story!
I DON'T WANT TO LOSE YOU…
He let a small smile form across his face for just a moment before it had left again and his face remained serious. He starred into her eyes, that seemed to be filled with so much pain, and hurt…that hurt him.
"I'm your father, it shouldn't be hard!" he was angered with himself, not her. Was he truly that bitter, that cold, and that selfish that he couldn't open up and let another person in. He wanted to, but there was much of him, that didn't know how to trust, she had betrayed him over and over.
He shook his head as to rid the thoughts that were floating around within in, looking back up at Kay, catching her eyes. Her lips trembled as she tried to look for the right words, she didn't want to upset him, and she didn't want to lose him. "That's why it is hard, you're my dad, and I don't want to disappoint you…at least anymore than I already did…" she blushed slightly and dragged her hand over her face, her makeup trailing down her cheeks.
He got one look at her and started to laugh, he couldn't stop himself, it was the kind of laugh that stuck deep in the pit of your stomach, hurting every time you laughed harder, trying to catch his breath he pointed at her and continued to laugh, until his face was beet red, and he had lost all of hi breath.
"What is so funny about this?" She rose to her feet and starred at him with a look of disbelief, not believing that he could be that insensitive.
"You face!" He managed to blurt out between his uncontrollable laughter.
She ran to the mirror in the hall and noticed what he was laughing at, giggling to herself that she had become so mad, at something like this. The black streaks went down from her eyes and all the way down to he bottom of her cheeks in two perfect lines.
"Okay, maybe it is funny." She smiled and draped her arms around his neck, pulling him close to her and hugging him tightly she kissed his forehead and said, "I'm sorry."
He stopped laughing and said, "That's enough seriousness for today, let's order some pizza!"
He made his way to the phone, changing his mood in a matter of seconds. Kay looked dumbfounded. How could someone be serious one second and so not the next?
She didn't know that House had never been serious for more than five minutes.