Chase had no clue why these girls decided they were special. He also was unsure why their question silenced the room. House is uncomfortable talking about his leg, but we could have told them he thought. He still didn't know why they were here. He did NOT want to be the one to ask them.

Katie looked at the ducklings for a moment. "We got Cuddy to let us follow House around for the week," she said.

"And he agreed," Chase asked.

"He got a week off Clinic Duty," Katie said, still uncomfortable about the moment before.

"Oh."

Foreman walked in. "You all are still here?"

"They are gonna be here all week," House said as he walked in. He popped two Vicodin and muttered, "It's gonna be a long week."

"O.K… Let's start the case," House turned to the white board. "Why is there nothing written on the white board?"

"Because, Julia already solved the case."

"Oh, well thank you Dr. Wolf, but I was really bored—"

"Not me," Wolf said, "The other Julia."

"What other Julia?"

"Me," Ace said in tone of total innocence. "And please, call me Ace. Sorry, it was a simple case.

Everything screamed vasculitus. You would have been bored any way."

"Most likely, I mean, if a 12 year old could solve it."

"I'm 14," she said, she knew he said it to annoy her, but she just acted naive. She could be very House like sometimes. Is that why he liked her?

"You could help Sue."

"No, she is Wilson's problem, not mine."

"Don't you ever say that again," Ace said with a total mood swing. She was standing up now, and looked ready to kill House with his own cane. Kristen and Katie were standing up now, too.

"Oh, teenage mood swing," said House.

"You don't know what we have all the pain we have been going through—"

"She is 7. She doesn't even know what pain is."

"But everyone else does!"

"Sure, let the 14 year old tell us what pain is," House said in that sarcastic tone.

"It is easier to die, than to watch someone die," Ace and Cameron said at the same time.

Now Cameron was pissed, too.

"Look House, you may have no emotions but the rest of the human race does." Cameron was fuming. Why is House picking on a little girl? Why does he mock everyone all the time?

"You know Dr. House, learn to deal with pain," Ace sat back down. "Maybe I shouldn't have come."

"I'm sorry girls," Cameron said, "No, stay, everyone hates House at first. He is quite inhuman, but—"

"No," said Kristen quietly.

"What," Cameron asked.

"He is just, well, I don't think he wants us to say it."

"I'll go find a new case, Foreman come with me," House left, and of course Foreman followed.

"Umm… Chase, can you got get me ahhh… Could you just go away," Wolf asked.

"Sure…" he replied, a little confused. And he left.

With the girls, Wolf, and Cameron the only one's left in the room, the Wolf and the girls went over to ask for the details on her date with Chase.