Houses apartment

umm...this chappie is about a week later from part 12 so they've only got a few days left together (i thought the timeline would be pretty confusing so i thought i might as well tell u guys....) school has been so boring so here i am, during my lunch break writing stories... XD
again, please read review and rate... OH that reminded me...sorry about all my mistakes in the vorige chappie...and im thinking of doing some fanart to go along with this fic...i'll post them in the image galleries... :)
(No offence intended to coloured people in this fic)

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*About a week later*
Greg and Lisa had navigated...

House got off the elevator at the 4th floor and made his way to his office, sat down and opened Wilson's lunch as he pulled a fork from the inside of his coat. He smiled greedily.
He took a mouthful of the pasta but as soon as he did that he was interrupted door none other than Dr. Foreman.
"We've got a case," he zei lazily.
"Can't," zei House with his mouth full of food. Foreman glares at him whilst thrusting the dark blue folder at him. House rolls his eyes.
"What part of 'I can't' do u not understand?"
"Why can't you?"
"Because I'm on my lunch break and then I'm on vacation." House said,...

Season 5 Episode 22 “House Divided” review door Connie Norberg

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House now seeks his professional inner-tuition, Amber for his impeccable diagnosis on a young man who is deaf. During the struggle...

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DANEIL: u want to talk hypocrisy, what about you? u act like u don’t care about anyone, but here u are saving lives.

HOUSE: Solving puzzles, saving lives is just collateral damage.

DANEIL: Nice try. I don’t think you’re looking...

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