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Title: Family, Friends and Other Complications
Chapter Thirteen: When John Took Blythe to Paris
Author: Namaste
Rating: Gen, strong House and Wilson friendship, PG
Summary: Blythe and John wanted to spend just a few hours in Princeton, but nothing seemed to work out the way she had hoped.
Sample:
Wilson figured House had ridden off somewhere in the night to try and clear his mind. He’d left the hospital headed for home himself, but instead pulled off into a park near the river and watched the way the moon played on the water.
He thought about fishing trips with his father and how they’d sit next to the fire they built on the lake shore and talk into the night. They’d talk about life, about sports, about school. Wilson’s father told him about the first time he met his mother on one of those nights. It was on a night like this that Wilson had first told his father he wanted to be a doctor.
Wilson couldn’t picture John House ever sitting alongside his son on a quiet dark night -- at least not without a lesson on military tactics or a lecture on how to set up camp properly. He wondered if House even knew what he’d missed.
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Chapter Thirteen: When John Took Blythe to Paris
Author: Namaste
Rating: Gen, strong House and Wilson friendship, PG
Summary: Blythe and John wanted to spend just a few hours in Princeton, but nothing seemed to work out the way she had hoped.
Sample:
Wilson figured House had ridden off somewhere in the night to try and clear his mind. He’d left the hospital headed for home himself, but instead pulled off into a park near the river and watched the way the moon played on the water.
He thought about fishing trips with his father and how they’d sit next to the fire they built on the lake shore and talk into the night. They’d talk about life, about sports, about school. Wilson’s father told him about the first time he met his mother on one of those nights. It was on a night like this that Wilson had first told his father he wanted to be a doctor.
Wilson couldn’t picture John House ever sitting alongside his son on a quiet dark night -- at least not without a lesson on military tactics or a lecture on how to set up camp properly. He wondered if House even knew what he’d missed.
Find links to previous chapters inside.
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