Chase can't help the bitter edge of his frown when Foreman looks at him with that stupid grin, like he somehow knew. And the worse part is that he's certain, months from now, that it will come up in some snappy retort and it will probably be in front of House when they're arguing diagnoses, and it all looks bad no matter how this goes.
But, then Foreman is looking through the file, and at his comment about thirty malpractice cases, he's leaning in. Sure, with someone like House, it's inevitable he'd run across a few -- it's not like he plays well with other people's rules, but that still sounds excessiove, and he can't help moving back in, swiping a few pages from the folder.
He glances over them and then shows Foreman, almost unbelievable incidents, until he catches onto a fact...
"Wait, the patient's name is Lisa Cuddy." Suddenly, he had a suspicion. Would anyone put it past House to put fake paperwork into his file?
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But, then Foreman is looking through the file, and at his comment about thirty malpractice cases, he's leaning in. Sure, with someone like House, it's inevitable he'd run across a few -- it's not like he plays well with other people's rules, but that still sounds excessiove, and he can't help moving back in, swiping a few pages from the folder.
He glances over them and then shows Foreman, almost unbelievable incidents, until he catches onto a fact...
"Wait, the patient's name is Lisa Cuddy." Suddenly, he had a suspicion. Would anyone put it past House to put fake paperwork into his file?