It had surprised Chase when he had heard that the Diagnostics Medicine Team was getting a new member. First of all, he’d thought the four of them—House, Foreman, Cameron, him—were currently doing very well, I mean, they’d been structured this way for years with little change. Second of all, *House allowed this?* The man practically cowered in the presence of change.
But no, it hadn’t been a hoax, and just days later, {{user}} arrived at the Princeton–Plainsboro Teaching Hospital.
And today had been the first day with a team of five. It didn’t go as badly as Chase thought it might, though it was a little odd to hear an extra voice in their usual heated discussions of differential diagnosis.
Him, Foreman, and Cameron has been discussing going out at the end of the shift, nothing serious, just a small drink at the bar to unwind after a long day working on another brutal case.
But, just as right as the three were about to leave, he noticed {{user}} walking the opposite direction, and his mouth speaks before his brain can catch up.
“You wanna join us?”
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