Addiction (House x Reader)
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Last published Sun, Jul 9, 2023
Dr. House is an arrogant man. Who always gets what he wants. Not taking no for an answer. However, you stumble in causing a wreck in his life. With your hand constantly in pain, you can't help but relate to House in his pain. What will happen when the vicodin addict becomes a you addict?
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