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Nutritional Values by Kementari (G)
Fandom: HOUSE
Pairing: House/Wilson
Author Website: Story found on The House Fanfiction Archive
Why this must be read:
The thing about House and Wilson's relationship is that it's a dance. They're constantly pushing and pulling, going too far and scrambling to backtrack.
There was still the occasional morning when he would find a wrapped sandwich lying conspicuously on the top middle shelf of the fridge, usually adorned with a post-it note that read something along the lines of 'Mine, don't touch'. This message was meant to be ignored, however, since the only person he knew who would put post-its on their lunch was Wilson, and if Wilson was leaving a sandwich in his fridge, it was because he meant for him to eat it. The understanding between them had long since deepened to include the presence of unsolicited sandwiches as a subtle, non-committal way of expressing concern. The message on the post-it could probably even have been understood to really be saying 'I'm here - I'm thinking about you,' by the sort of person who read into that sort of thing. Which House absolutely was not.
Nutritional Values
Pairing: House/Wilson
Author Website: Story found on The House Fanfiction Archive
Why this must be read:
The thing about House and Wilson's relationship is that it's a dance. They're constantly pushing and pulling, going too far and scrambling to backtrack.
There was still the occasional morning when he would find a wrapped sandwich lying conspicuously on the top middle shelf of the fridge, usually adorned with a post-it note that read something along the lines of 'Mine, don't touch'. This message was meant to be ignored, however, since the only person he knew who would put post-its on their lunch was Wilson, and if Wilson was leaving a sandwich in his fridge, it was because he meant for him to eat it. The understanding between them had long since deepened to include the presence of unsolicited sandwiches as a subtle, non-committal way of expressing concern. The message on the post-it could probably even have been understood to really be saying 'I'm here - I'm thinking about you,' by the sort of person who read into that sort of thing. Which House absolutely was not.
Nutritional Values
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