Fox
House still couldn't quite believe how the previous day had gone. When he'd gone into Fox's shop for an ingredient for an experiment, he certainly hadn't expected to share a bed with him. Asking him to dinner would have seemed like a slightly more likely outcome, and somehow that had ended up happening after.
Later that evening he went back to Fox's place, dressed nicely (for him) and smelling good.
Later that evening he went back to Fox's place, dressed nicely (for him) and smelling good.
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"Well, I did think it was odd you'd not even checked my pulse," Fox smiled.
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"Anything I could do to quicken it?" he asked.
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"I'm not that kind of girl, Greg. Still our first date," Fox said with a laugh, smiling as he gently tugged his arm away.
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"And what counts as 'first date stuff'?" Fox asked with a laugh.
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"Oh, well I do prefer a respectful kiss over a rude one," Fox said with a barely hidden smile.
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"Dessert?" he asked, spotting the waiter coming back over to them.
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"Sure, do you want to share?" Fox suggested, aware he'd never manage one to himself. And besides, sharing was nice.
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Fox hummed and nodded, then laughed. "Sometimes I like things a bit tart too though."
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"Have you ever been married?" Fox asked once they were alone again.
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"I was seeing someone for a while. A co-worker. I haven't seen him since I retired. I don't think he much likes being reminded of what happened, to be honest," Fox said honestly.
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"It's been a bit," Fox nodded, looking a bit self conscious.
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"No? You don't seem the lonely sort is all," Fox said.
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He arched an eyebrow. "Did I really strike you as someone who dates a lot?"
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Fox didn't answer that, he just shrugged. Whatever conclusion he'd come to he was keeping to himself for now.
"How did I strike you?" he asked instead.
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"I think I'm flattered. Either that, or I've never fully stopped being a spook," Fox laughed.
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"I can't get used to tea," he said.
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"I prefer coffee as well," Fox admitted. "I have quite the setup at home, as you likely saw. Are you a coffee snob too, or just a bit of a caffeine addict?"
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