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Not as innocent as you think.
by Josette Grover
/I don't know why everybody think's I'm a backwards country boy./ Chase thinks sourly as he sees the nurses watching him with the hidden smirk he's become familiar with since arriving at the hospital. /Yes, I am from Australia, and no, being from New Jersey does not make you a woman of the world Cameron, it's New Jersey for heaven's sake. Yes, you have been married, but that doesn't make you any more experienced than I am./
/Why do I let them twit me about my feelings for my boss. My male boss. Did I forget to mention that House, my boss, is Male? Oh yes, oh so yummy male. Cough. Did I say that out loud./ Whew, looks over at Cuddy who's still talking a mile a minute. /No, I'm safe. I know that being homosexual isn't a crime, but it's still not widely accepted here, not like it is back home./
/When did I start fixating on my boss? Oh, probably about five seconds after I met him./ Chase thinks fondly. /That snarky attitude of his hides one of the biggest hearts I've ever seen. And those clothes of his hide one beautiful body. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven the one time everybody had to shower together when we'd accidentally become contaminated. Not even the possibility of 'glowing in the dark' as House put it kept me down for long, not after I'd gotten a glimpse of the body he's hides so carefully behind him clothes./
/I thought I'd die of shock when I accidentally walked in on him and Wilson kissing. And his hands were down the front of Wilson's pants. Oh gods, I still get hot whenever I remember it. That's when I started fixating on Wilson as well. I wonder what they would think if they knew I frequently wank off to their images late at night, imagining it's their hands on my body, not my own? The looks they give me make me think that they don't mind that much./
/Oh gods, what just happened? One minute I'm following Cuddy, who is still whining(She and Cameron really need to go out and get fucked, it might help with their attitudes) towards the elevator when a nurse stops me to sign discharge papers. The next thing I know, Cuddy's fallen down the elevator shaft./
/Oh gods, House and Wilson are here. I can't break down now. Not yet. /
Chase looks up at Wilson with haunted eyes as the older man puts a hand on Chase's shoulder. "Chase, come with me. We'll be more comfortable in House's office."
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