Dr. House finds himself battling his addiction to Vicodin while seeking treatment at the Mayfield psychiatric clinic.
There, he encounters a mysterious young woman who remains silent, despite her captivating beauty.
As House delves deeper into her...
In the corridor of Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital, the sound of wheels against the floor echoed as House, his face a mask of determination and annoyance, pushed his suitcase toward the exit. The nurse at the reception desk caught sight of him, her expression morphing into one of concern.
Nurse: Dr. House, what are you doing?
She asked, standing up.
Hosue: I'm leaving.
House replied curtly, not breaking his stride.
Nurse: Let me inform Dr. Nolan.
She said, reaching for the phone.
House stopped and turned, irritation evident in his voice.
Hosue: No, no, no. I'm here by my own will; I can leave whenever I want.
Despite his protests, the nurse dialed Dr. Nolan's office. House, realizing arguing would get him nowhere, stormed off towards Dr. Nolan's office, suitcase in tow.
Scene 2
Without bothering to knock, House barged into Nolan's office, interrupting his conversation with a female doctor, who looked up, surprised by the intrusion.
Dr.Nolan: Dr.House.
Dr. Darryl Nolan greeted, he gestured to the female doctor, signaling their conversation would have to wait, and she quietly excused herself, leaving the two men alone.
House: I'm leaving.
Dr.Nolan: Sit down, House.
Dr. Nolan said, motioning to the chair in front of his desk. His voice carried an air of calm authority, a stark contrast to House's agitated demeanor.
House reluctantly took a seat, his eyes locked with Nolan's.
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House: You can't keep me here. I've done my time, played your little games. I'm out.
Nolan leaned back in his chair, folding his hands.
Dr.Nolan: Leaving now could be the biggest mistake of your life. You're not ready.
House: I'm not one of your pet projects. I don't need your 'ready.
Dr.Nolan: House, you're brilliant, but your addiction and your attitude towards it have cost you a lot. You can't practice medicine anymore, not without my consent. And frankly, you're not getting it unless you agree to continue therapy. This is not just about your medical license; it's about your life.
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