Foreplay- sexual activity such as kissing and touching each other before having sex.
Banter- conversation that is not serious and it’s often playful.
Flirt- to behave as if sexually attracted to someone, often in a way that is not meant seriously.
Why was Cuddy searching these words in the dictionary? Her head spun when she read the last word.
These were the words people use to describe her relationship with House. Cuddy held her tears. So what did that meant? That House and her will never work out. That he wasn’t serious, he didn’t want anything with anybody. How could she be so dumb, how could she thought he would change for once? After all he's a bastard.
But it was the bastard she loved.She wrote down the words in a post-it and closed the dictionary. She took a file and went outside.
House decided to pop in Cuddy’s office, she wasn’t there, but he entered anyway. He found the dictionary and the post-it with the words banter, foreplay and flirt written down. He knew what Cuddy was trying to define. He noticed that she missed a word so he write it down.
When Cuddy came back she found the post it, it had a new word. She smiled. The post-it read like this:
Foreplay- sexual activity such as kissing and touching each other before having sex.
Banter- conversation that is not serious and it’s often playful.
Flirt- to behave as if sexually attracted to someone, often in a way that is not meant seriously.
Love- to have a strong affection for (someone), which can be combined with a strong romantic and sexual attraction to them.
After all he was House.