"Yeah, they are." Foreman couldn't help the skeptical tone in his voice. Chase seemed happy when Foreman talked to him, but Foreman wasn't so sure that there wasn't some undercurrent of tension between him and Cameron that he wasn't sharing. Amber's point stood, though, except for the fact that Chase and Cameron had both left the department to get away from House's meddling. Well, Chase had been fired, but it amounted to the same thing.

Foreman didn't know what he expected Amber to say to his predictions--they were all pretty pessimistic, and he didn't trust that she'd take his part instead of House's. But the idea of setting House up with someone was completely out of left field. He laughed out loud, forgetting his anger completely. "Like who?" he asked. He knew House was capable of a relationship--hell, he'd seen all the soap opera drama when Stacy Warner had been working in the legal department--but that didn't mean that he and Amber could conspire to set House up on blind dates. "Do you hate someone so badly you'd throw her under that bus?"

He couldn't stop chuckling at the idea. House in love. House going googly-eyed and sighing over sunsets and singing in the mornings when he walked into the office. "I don't think we can make House happy. Trust me, Wilson and Cuddy have been trying for years, and he's only gotten worse." He grinned across at Amber, squeezing her hand again. "Did you have a devious plan to make it happen?"