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Title: Opacity
Pairing: House/Wilson
Rating: NC-17
Disclaimer: Don’t own ’em, making no profit off ’em, etc.
Word Count: 3,296
Summary: Wherein House and Wilson solve a case in Los Angeles and go out for dinner at a rather…interesting restaurant. Co-starring ice play, sex in public, run-on sentences galore, and other odd things one ends up writing while in the midst of a stomach flu.
Notes: This mind-bogglingly plotless thing was spawned by a certain link, sent to me by the inimitably bizarre![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
nakeno. Yes, Dining in the Dark actually exists, as do the descriptions House quotes from the website. I make no excuses for the smuttiness of this, but I was bored and sick and it just kind of happened. I’m starting to think I just like making Wilson sputter.
( “So… Now that you’ve established the patient brought all this on by eating in the dark, you want to have dinner in the same restaurant?” )
Pairing: House/Wilson
Rating: NC-17
Disclaimer: Don’t own ’em, making no profit off ’em, etc.
Word Count: 3,296
Summary: Wherein House and Wilson solve a case in Los Angeles and go out for dinner at a rather…interesting restaurant. Co-starring ice play, sex in public, run-on sentences galore, and other odd things one ends up writing while in the midst of a stomach flu.
Notes: This mind-bogglingly plotless thing was spawned by a certain link, sent to me by the inimitably bizarre
nakeno. Yes, Dining in the Dark actually exists, as do the descriptions House quotes from the website. I make no excuses for the smuttiness of this, but I was bored and sick and it just kind of happened. I’m starting to think I just like making Wilson sputter. ( “So… Now that you’ve established the patient brought all this on by eating in the dark, you want to have dinner in the same restaurant?” )
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