Points are as follows: Foreman – 9 points Chase – 10 points Cameron – 12 points

Now it was Foreman's turn to get desperate. A quick peek at the whiteboard told him he was losing, Chase was one point ahead of him and Cameron was winning.

"Stupid Bob" He cursed. To be honest he had expected Cameron to lose, but it turns out she was more daring than he originally thought. But that didn't matter. He was quite happy for Cameron to win. Just as long as he beat Chase.

"Okay… five points, I need five points..." he muttered, picking up the list from the table, and quickly deciding which activity to do next.

Cameron stood in Cuddy's office with her hands in her pockets and her shoulders hunched, looking like the child with her hand caught in the cookie jar. As Cuddy sat at her desk, Cameron glanced at her watch. Her hour wasn't up yet. She figured Foreman would be up to something already, and Chase was probably running around pinching everyone's butt.

"When he discovers that it's one of the activities he will be most pleased." She murmured to herself.

"What was that Dr Cameron?" Cuddy asked, frowning.

"Nothing Bob." She replied, sighing. She decided she might as well try for more points, seeing as she was already in trouble.

"Well, Dr Cameron, I just wanted to bring you in here to talk to you. I noticed your strange behaviour, and I'll be blunt. What's House done this time?" Cuddy said tiredly.

"What?" Cameron asked, clearly taken aback. "House? He hasn't done-" She stopped, and tilted her head, apparently trying to listen for something.

"Did you hear that?" She frowned, pointing to some empty space toward the back of the office. Cuddy froze.

"No?"

"Oh, never mind. It's gone now."

"Right. Well, if it wasn't House-"

"That, can you hear that?"

"Dr Cameron-"

"Don't worry, it's stopped."

"Dr Cameron, I want you to-"

"Seriously, can you hear that?"

"Tell me what is going on!" Cuddy yelled, fast becoming annoyed.

Cameron paused, her brow crinkled in concentration. Cuddy waited patiently for an answer. Even though Cameron initially denied it, she suspected House had finally pushed her over the edge.

Cameron remained rooted to the spot, eyes screwed up and leaning over slightly. After about thirty seconds of silence she straightened up and smiled.

"It's okay, it's gone now. What were you saying?" She asked sweetly.

Cuddy blinked.

Suddenly the lights began flicking on and off at an alarming speed. Cameron whipped around. There, with the world's biggest smirk on his face and his hand poised on the light switch, was House.

"House, what are you doing?" Cameron yelled through the flashing lights.

"Don't you mean 'Bob'?" He replied evilly. Cameron's heart sunk.

They were done for.

sorry its a shorty. actually, come to think of it, these ones only seem short because the first one was quite long, to accommodate the boredom list. i'm writing the next chappie now, so be expecting it soon. thanks for all your great reviews! (hint-hint)