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House had a feeling that this was going to end badly, but he couldn't bring himself to care. He'd enjoy it while he could, and that meant he wanted Corbin to enjoy it, too.
He got a room at a swanky hotel and checked in a little early. Made some preparations, and then texted Corbin the address and room number. He felt a little silly doing all this. Though as long as Corbin didn't think so, it would hopefully be well worth the effort.
In terms of his appearance though, House looked the same as always. Freshly showered, and he was wearing his favorite tshirt, but he had no desire to be someone he wasn't.
He got a room at a swanky hotel and checked in a little early. Made some preparations, and then texted Corbin the address and room number. He felt a little silly doing all this. Though as long as Corbin didn't think so, it would hopefully be well worth the effort.
In terms of his appearance though, House looked the same as always. Freshly showered, and he was wearing his favorite tshirt, but he had no desire to be someone he wasn't.
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"What do you want to talk about instead then?" Corbin asked, settling back in beside him.
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"Dunno, you want to check me, doc?" Corbin chuckled, offering a suggestive wiggle.
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"What torture," Corbin teased.
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Though before he did that, he stretched across him again to grab the bottle of vicodin he'd left on the nightstand and swallowed a couplee..
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He watched House swallow down the pills.
"Are you in pain?" Corbin asked, his tone soft.
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"I wish I could help," Corbin said softly.
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Corbin looked a bit hurt by that.
"I wasn't, I just... Sorry, I won't mention it again," he said awkwardly.
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Corbin nodded a little, but it was obvious he was still a bit stung.
"Maybe we should order some room service," he suggested.
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He paused, and then, back to Corbin looking wounded.... "Have I told you why I left New Jersey?"
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"Not really," Corbin replied, grabbing the menu and skimming through it.
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"Sounds like they were really worried," Corbin said, even though he knew that wasn't what Greg would want to hear. "I know I'd have to be really worried about someone to think going to prison was the only way to get them clean."
He'd been in and out of rehab a few times himself, but it had never gotten bad enough that Walt would have let him get locked up to get him sober.
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Corbin nearly pointed out most addicts didn't think they were, but let it be.
"I was thinking just a salad."
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Corbin hesitated a beat, then nodded.
"Sure, yes, alright. Cake sounds nice," he smiled.
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When he hung up, he leaned in and kissed him. "I told you that story just because... it's a bit of a sore spot. I trust you. And I don't think you were lecturing me."
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"I wouldn't do that," Corbin said. "But... I mean, there's no shame in addiction. I mean- I..."
He trailed off, then shrugged. "I'm just saying that I would understand is all."
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"I get that," Corbin assured him.
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