With a chuckle, Foreman listened to Amber's grand plans. "I'm sure Cuddy will be thrilled with the redecorating."
His smile widened, a rush of anticipation running through him. "I think I can drop you off, since it's on my way," he said. When she said start over, apparently she meant throwing herself back into this with all the enthusiasm as the first time. Damn, he liked that about her. Foreman felt the same way, all the more because he knew how much fun they could have together. It might not happen in the same easy, expectation-free way, but Foreman had learned enough about Amber that he thought he could make it better for her, and he had no doubt that she could satisfy him. He wasn't sure what to make of the fact that she'd apparently dismissed House from her consideration. The two of them walking in together tomorrow would set House back on his heels. But if Amber didn't care, then Foreman was fine with not considering House's feelings at all. It was the fact that Amber had kicked him aside that had made him a good target for House's mockery. If he was with Amber, he wouldn't give a rat's ass about anything House said.
He took his keys from his pocket and remote-unlocked his car as they approached it, reluctantly letting go of Amber's hand so that they could get in. "You navigate," he said. Then, with a snort at his own expense, he admitted, "I take directions pretty well."
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His smile widened, a rush of anticipation running through him. "I think I can drop you off, since it's on my way," he said. When she said start over, apparently she meant throwing herself back into this with all the enthusiasm as the first time. Damn, he liked that about her. Foreman felt the same way, all the more because he knew how much fun they could have together. It might not happen in the same easy, expectation-free way, but Foreman had learned enough about Amber that he thought he could make it better for her, and he had no doubt that she could satisfy him. He wasn't sure what to make of the fact that she'd apparently dismissed House from her consideration. The two of them walking in together tomorrow would set House back on his heels. But if Amber didn't care, then Foreman was fine with not considering House's feelings at all. It was the fact that Amber had kicked him aside that had made him a good target for House's mockery. If he was with Amber, he wouldn't give a rat's ass about anything House said.
He took his keys from his pocket and remote-unlocked his car as they approached it, reluctantly letting go of Amber's hand so that they could get in. "You navigate," he said. Then, with a snort at his own expense, he admitted, "I take directions pretty well."