Still reeling with anger, hardly able to think clearly, House grunted, slammed his hand against Foreman's chest for balance as Foreman pulled him forward. If Foreman was going to get this physical, pull and shove him this much and with this kind of strength, House didn't stand much of a chance at breaking away. He closed his eyes, pressing into Foreman as hard as he could--he'd play as rough as he could in return, despite the disadvantage--and shuddered at the hot pass of Foreman's breath over his ear. His eyes shot open at Foreman's words and, even though he knew he couldn't win, he pushed back, tried to get away. So Foreman was still pissed off over what had happened in the car. Foreman had practically dared him to do that, and, sure, his own imagination had run away with him, but returning the favor had never been a part of that deal, or bluff, or whatever the fuck it ended up turning into. How the hell Foreman had even expected him to do anything was beyond him--he wasn't going to dislocate his arm reaching between the seats and around Foreman's body to jerk him off. And Foreman had been so fucking arrogant that he'd deserved it.
But if Foreman was going to keep pulling this shit--planning dinners with old friends and investigating job opportunities to piss him off--then maybe letting Foreman do whatever the fuck he wanted would cut straight through the bullshit and leave it behind already, because he was getting tired of it. He didn't think Foreman subscribed to that 'eye for an eye' justice. It was one thing to mess around and play games and call bluffs, but House didn't pull shit that was meant to hurt. Like scheduling dinners with people who could humiliate Foreman, or set House up with a new boyfriend or girlfriend--not that he was really fucking interested. But fine. House could let Foreman work him up, and he'd get himself off, if it would make Foreman get it through his fucking head that shit like that didn't matter in comparison to things like what happened tonight.
House was still close and didn't have much room, but he glared at Foreman, breathing hard, before he tossed his cane into the corner and used the counter on either side of Foreman to brace himself as he toed off his sneakers. His coat ended up on the floor in the dining room, once House got out of it and tossed it through the open archway. He didn't have time to catch the look on Foreman's face; if he stopped for too long, he wouldn't go through with it. His hands fumbled over his belt, worked it open, then his jeans, and shoved them with his underwear down his legs. It was fucking harder than he remembered, especially with his head still cloudy with alcohol, to step out of the crumpled heap of fabric. He had to take most of his weight on his arms and lean into Foreman for a second--he didn't want to, but there wasn't much of a way around it--but he finally managed to get free and stand up. Leaning his weight to his left, he stretched out his arms, stared Foreman in the face, and said, "Fine! Go ahead! Maybe you should." He sounded as fierce as he could, refusing to look down at himself, past his t-shirt to see the rest of him under the harsh florescent light of the kitchen.
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But if Foreman was going to keep pulling this shit--planning dinners with old friends and investigating job opportunities to piss him off--then maybe letting Foreman do whatever the fuck he wanted would cut straight through the bullshit and leave it behind already, because he was getting tired of it. He didn't think Foreman subscribed to that 'eye for an eye' justice. It was one thing to mess around and play games and call bluffs, but House didn't pull shit that was meant to hurt. Like scheduling dinners with people who could humiliate Foreman, or set House up with a new boyfriend or girlfriend--not that he was really fucking interested. But fine. House could let Foreman work him up, and he'd get himself off, if it would make Foreman get it through his fucking head that shit like that didn't matter in comparison to things like what happened tonight.
House was still close and didn't have much room, but he glared at Foreman, breathing hard, before he tossed his cane into the corner and used the counter on either side of Foreman to brace himself as he toed off his sneakers. His coat ended up on the floor in the dining room, once House got out of it and tossed it through the open archway. He didn't have time to catch the look on Foreman's face; if he stopped for too long, he wouldn't go through with it. His hands fumbled over his belt, worked it open, then his jeans, and shoved them with his underwear down his legs. It was fucking harder than he remembered, especially with his head still cloudy with alcohol, to step out of the crumpled heap of fabric. He had to take most of his weight on his arms and lean into Foreman for a second--he didn't want to, but there wasn't much of a way around it--but he finally managed to get free and stand up. Leaning his weight to his left, he stretched out his arms, stared Foreman in the face, and said, "Fine! Go ahead! Maybe you should." He sounded as fierce as he could, refusing to look down at himself, past his t-shirt to see the rest of him under the harsh florescent light of the kitchen.