Description
"He was never good at love. But Wilson was never good at walking away." Dr. Gregory House has spent his entire life solving puzzles and pushing people away. But when his best friend-Dr. James Wilson-becomes the one person he can't imagine losing, everything changes. What starts as quiet glances and late-night conversations grows into a relationship neither of them expected. Through hospital halls and hospice rooms, from sarcastic jabs to soul-baring honesty, House and Wilson build something fragile but real. Marriage, adoption, surrogacy, and even Bubbe moving in-life gets messier, louder, and full of love they never thought they deserved. But now, years later, with four kids, a failing body, and a hotel bathroom floor drenched in grief, House is forced to face a truth even he can't deny: sometimes, the greatest diagnosis is just letting someone in. A story of love, loss, late-night Gordon Ramsay, and refusing to give up-even when life hurts like hell.
The Quiet
