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fandomtownies2005-11-21 04:30 pm
The Park, By The Lake, Monday Afternoon
He probably shouldn't go out, given it's a miserable day, but...well. They've fallen into a quiet pattern of Wilson covering the clinic in the morning and House doesn't want to disrupt that routine. Especially now.
He'd tried keeping quiet in the apartment, but restlessness got the better of him, and he headed out, leg wrapped and bundled and supported by the crutches he'd dug out of the closet last night to go to the Faire with Wilson. He'd dropped back to his regular dose of Vicodin, and feeling had returned, none too pleasantly, to his thigh. He had strained the leg somewhere along the way, and the muscle that remained howled at him if he so much as put his foot flat on the floor.
He went in to town, grabbed a cup of coffee at The Perk, and deflected to the park to simply sit and think. He settled on a bench near the small lake, glad to be away from the four walls of the apartment where he'd nearly destroyed the one good thing he had going for him in his life. You're no better than Stacy. he'd said. And, referring to Angelus, You're one of his kind now.. He hadn't meant either, had been so hurt and so confused he'd lashed out with the only defense he had. Words. And pain.
Words that weighed heavy on him, even now. Made him question things about himself, and how he could be so quick to throw stones at the one person he truly loved.
If Wilson hadn't come back...He closed his eyes, shook his head softly at himself. He didn't want to go there. Didn't want to think about how he would have dealt with that...He redirected his thoughts to just be grateful Wilson had come back. He'd come home, and they made up and shared a round of good natured snark, discussed Thanksgiving plans, and went out to the Faire.
They were both far from healed as individuals, and as a couple. It would take time. But they were on the right path.
House sighed and let his eyes wander to look around the lake.
[OOC: Again, attemoting to socialize Hosue. Feel free to stop by and...well, risk getting snarked at. He really wouldn't mind the company.]
He'd tried keeping quiet in the apartment, but restlessness got the better of him, and he headed out, leg wrapped and bundled and supported by the crutches he'd dug out of the closet last night to go to the Faire with Wilson. He'd dropped back to his regular dose of Vicodin, and feeling had returned, none too pleasantly, to his thigh. He had strained the leg somewhere along the way, and the muscle that remained howled at him if he so much as put his foot flat on the floor.
He went in to town, grabbed a cup of coffee at The Perk, and deflected to the park to simply sit and think. He settled on a bench near the small lake, glad to be away from the four walls of the apartment where he'd nearly destroyed the one good thing he had going for him in his life. You're no better than Stacy. he'd said. And, referring to Angelus, You're one of his kind now.. He hadn't meant either, had been so hurt and so confused he'd lashed out with the only defense he had. Words. And pain.
Words that weighed heavy on him, even now. Made him question things about himself, and how he could be so quick to throw stones at the one person he truly loved.
If Wilson hadn't come back...He closed his eyes, shook his head softly at himself. He didn't want to go there. Didn't want to think about how he would have dealt with that...He redirected his thoughts to just be grateful Wilson had come back. He'd come home, and they made up and shared a round of good natured snark, discussed Thanksgiving plans, and went out to the Faire.
They were both far from healed as individuals, and as a couple. It would take time. But they were on the right path.
House sighed and let his eyes wander to look around the lake.
[OOC: Again, attemoting to socialize Hosue. Feel free to stop by and...well, risk getting snarked at. He really wouldn't mind the company.]

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You take what normalcy you can get sometimes.
She walks briskly, across the street and around the TARDIS to the duck pond. When she sees a man sitting on the bench she pauses. She contemplates heading back, but...company couldn't hurt that much, right?
So she continues, stopping beside the bench.
"Come here often?" she asks, her eyes on the pond.
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"You can sit. Bench is big enough, and I promise not to bark flames at you." He hadn't actually seen the flame throwing duck, but he'd heard about it. "Greg House," he added as an after thought.
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She searches her memory for the name, and then his face as she looks at him. Vague recollection; a glance at a file, perhaps, a glimpse in the streets. Or maybe there's nothing at all.
"Kate Lockley."
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He notices how her eyes scan him, as if looking for something, some knowledge of who he is. "I work at the clinic up at the school," he offers thinking she might know his name from there. Might even be a teacher at the school for all he knew, he hadn't met most of them.
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All the while she's registering the information and filing it away, because you never know what will be important. That might have been where she found his name--pouring over records of the school's faculty.
"How long have you been working there?" A hidden layer of Are you used to it yet? may or may not be obvious.
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"Fandom is an interesting place" he adds, sensing the underlying tone. "Have you been here long?"
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"Almost three months," Kate answers. Her face grows pensive.
"This town...it's different." A dryness to her voice at the understatement.
"My first days here and there were zombies. Which wasn't actually one of the stranger things." Simply one of the more disturbing. Old memories should stay buried.
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He shrugged. "Where are you from, Miss Lockley?"
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She sees House on the bench and pauses before coming over and indicating the seat.
"May I?"
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"Greg House," He answered, with an offer of his hand.
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"I havne't made a habit of coming in to town very often, I'm afraid. You see, I'm really rather anti social."
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After a Conversation with Wilson
"Good afternoon, Dr. House. Isn't it a bit wet to be sitting outside?"
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"Thank you, I'm feeling a great deal better. And a good part of that is thanks to James."
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He shifts on the seat and pulls a small thermos out from under his coat, offering it to House.
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House shivered and pulled his coat tighter at his shoulders. "What is it?" he asked, reaching out to take the thermos.
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"I came out here to talk to you about James."
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"I'm listening." There's a calm gentleness in his voice. He's really trying to be open minded. It's difficult, based on what Wilson has told him. Bits and pieces here and there. But for Wilson, he'll stay calm, listen, and work through his resistance himself.
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