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Game Theory and Strategy by oldblue (NC-17)
Fandom: HOUSE MD
Title: Game Theory and Strategy
Pairings: House/Wilson, House/Cuddy, Wilson/Cuddy (House/Wilson/Cuddy)
Length: 8600
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
oldblue
Why this must be read:
Whenever the show has dealt with the House/Wilson/Cuddy triangle, the end product has been hilarious, resulting in episodes like 'Act Your Age'. This story takes off with the familiar scenario - Wilson and Cuddy appear to be dating, and House is worried - and leads our heroes down paths of awesome as House tries to intervene: by doing absolutely nothing. I would recommend this story for the House-voice alone, because rarely do you come across such a pitch-perfect voice in fanfiction.
It's a Friday night in July, at the end of an exceptionally hot and dry month, when Wilson takes Cuddy out to dinner at a fancy new Italian place downtown.
House knows this because he follows them from the hospital, through grimy, oil-stained streets, and to the parking lot of a Starbuck's across from the restaurant. He notes the way Wilson's hand lingers on the small of Cuddy's back as he holds the door open for her, the way she laughs at something Wilson says on the way in.
Now it's Monday morning, and he's got nothing to do but think about the date -- because he's absolutely sure now that it was, in fact, a date.
The pacing is perfect, the sexings are hot and the story is just long enough for you to really sink your teeth in. Go read!
Game Theory and Strategy
Title: Game Theory and Strategy
Pairings: House/Wilson, House/Cuddy, Wilson/Cuddy (House/Wilson/Cuddy)
Length: 8600
Author on LJ:
oldblueWhy this must be read:
Whenever the show has dealt with the House/Wilson/Cuddy triangle, the end product has been hilarious, resulting in episodes like 'Act Your Age'. This story takes off with the familiar scenario - Wilson and Cuddy appear to be dating, and House is worried - and leads our heroes down paths of awesome as House tries to intervene: by doing absolutely nothing. I would recommend this story for the House-voice alone, because rarely do you come across such a pitch-perfect voice in fanfiction.
It's a Friday night in July, at the end of an exceptionally hot and dry month, when Wilson takes Cuddy out to dinner at a fancy new Italian place downtown.
House knows this because he follows them from the hospital, through grimy, oil-stained streets, and to the parking lot of a Starbuck's across from the restaurant. He notes the way Wilson's hand lingers on the small of Cuddy's back as he holds the door open for her, the way she laughs at something Wilson says on the way in.
Now it's Monday morning, and he's got nothing to do but think about the date -- because he's absolutely sure now that it was, in fact, a date.
The pacing is perfect, the sexings are hot and the story is just long enough for you to really sink your teeth in. Go read!
Game Theory and Strategy