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(Cuddy stood up, and tried the button again. Letting out her frustration on it, before sitting down again next to House.)

House: I’m sorry.

Cuddy: I don’t care anymore.

(Cuddy held her head in her hands.)

(House observed her, before popping 2 Vicodin.)

House: Come here.

(House gestured for her to lean on him, and she did. House put his arm around her.)

--


It was now 3 am. Cuddy had fallen asleep on House, who was still awake and starting to be in more pain.

House: Only two left.

(Cuddy began to wake-up and suddenly jolted from House.)

Cuddy: What time is it?

House: Just after 3 am.

Cuddy: Are you in...

As I put Rachel to bed I take a deep breath and I open a book I try hard not to think about my birthday. The harder I try to put the events from yesterday out of my head the more I hang on to every word and replay every moment.
Mother was a handful as usual and as usual she was able to find fault with everything I did.
I am the "Dean of Medicine", graduated medical school in the top of my class, and I run a hospital and it is still not enough to earn her respect.
She called me a slut. How could she actually call me....?
Then there is House. You were going to stand up for me. You felt defensive...

*Authors Note* I really hope that no one has written an article like this before so if so...I apologize ahead of time. :/
The first ever episodes of House i ever saw were "Under My Skin" and "Both Sides Now." They remain my favorite episodes and I've seen them more times than any other episode (I often lump them into 1 episode in my mind because I always watch them together).

When I first watched "Both Sides Now" the title seemed obviously manifested in the idea of the patient. The guy's brain hemispheres are fighting so both sides....get it? Haha ha. It was obvious.

But what the title made...

(The kiss scene)

Cuddy is locked away in her office; the baby survived but the mother decides to keep her. Cuddy being the woman that she is thinks it is the mothers right to do this, but is still upset at the outcome of this long and laborious situation.

Packing away the baby clothes she bought into a box, she hears a knock at the door. All the blinds in the room are shut leaving her in a dimly lit room facing her desk packing the clothes away into a box; to give to the woman before she is discharged.

(Knock-Knock)

Cuddy: Busy.

(Knock-Knock)

Cuddy: I don’t want to see anyone.

(The door opens. House...