Sick!Wilson Camp - Three Sentence Story Challenge

[menolly-au.livejournal.com]

Good morning/afternoon/evening fellow campers. I have a new challenge for you. We did this last year and it was a lot of fun so I thought I'd 'recycle' the idea for this year.

This is called the Three Sentence Story Challenge.

Please comment to this post with a prompt for a Sick!Wilson story. Your fellow campers can then answer the prompts with a three sentence story. Multiple answers to each prompt are fine so don't worry if someone gets in before you - it's always interesting to get different takes on the same prompt! Comments on each other stories are also allowed (and encouraged!)

The prompts can be anything with a Sick!Wilson angle. Anyone is welcome to prompt, - you don't have to write a story to prompt. It would be great to see some prompts from some of you lurkers out there! (and you'd get a very stylish camper badge :)  Prompts and stories must include some element of sick!Wilson. Stories should be three sentences long, there is no limit on the length of the sentences :)

Please leave your three sentence story as a reply comment to the prompt.

I'll leave a couple of prompts to start us off. 

Comments

[sassyjumper.livejournal.com]

What Wilson did after speaking to House on the phone in "Broken."

[The semi-colon is a wonderful cheating device.]


He stood there, holding the phone against his chest and trying to pretend he hadn’t just done it again. The last time he’d hung up on someone who needed him, things hadn’t turned out so well; but he told himself this time would be different. A moment later, he dropped the phone on the couch and shuffled to the bathroom, because he had his own pills to take.

[alternatealto.livejournal.com]

Ooh, I love the parallel between House's condition and Wilson's, here. Brilliant!

[petitecuriosity.livejournal.com]

I love this so much. Thank you for writing it! I love the comparison of House to Danny, and of the connection between House's pills and the one Wilson takes (presumably?) for depression.

[knitty-woman.livejournal.com]

I agree. Very nice parallels with David's situation.

[menolly-au.livejournal.com]

Good old semi-colons :)

Love the comparison to Danny, I wonder how much that drives Wilson - that he can't abandon someone in need again.