God, you made me cry... I love this so much... House loves Wilson so much that he'd sacrifice everything for the man, his life, job And all and they weren't really together. Love of his Life indeed.
JOAQUIN

OH YEAH, Love this story... its romantic friendship. Wow

Jack

I love, yeAH, YEAAH, YEAH

Aww, what a lovely sweet story, thank you for it... i loved the last episodes, but still it is so sad to think Wilson was going to die so young. The only thing i would have liked was to know what was Thirteen's gift and message!

I thought I would just favourite it cuz ... Honestly...I don't know what to write. But... You manage to awaken feelings I didn't know I could feel. Nameless emotions that just make you want to dive into a story and hug the characters really really tight.

Wow, this is perfect. Thanks for sharing.

Lovely story!
The best thing is that Wilson is alive to celebrate his 60th birthday with House! Makes me smile! :)
Yours GabbyG77

You've done it again.
Just enough humor to offset the angst. Just enough "ducklings" to relieve the focus on just
H and W. Just enough real story there to suspend the belief of us "shippers" that Jimmy and Greg are really an item.
Your stories flow.
So it's really easy to flow with them.
Nice!

Most excellent!

Darn, you made me cry. So happy, Wilson is 60 and he will be wearing a spaghetti tie for his dinner. :"))

Great story of house and wilson as old men. They sre enjoying life as they should be.

Well done, a really enjoyable fic. More please!

This is a well written story. I must say there are things in it, actions by the characters, that I have a problem with. A really problem with. This a personal problem that has nothing to do with the author or the quality of the story. Having saying that, I do acknowledge the quality of the writing.

Lots of lovely little details in this: House forgetting about Chase in the car (because he's still self-centred, even if he has mellowed), House still disliking Mark, Foreman being held responsible for the hospital's plumbing problems (yeah, Yeah YEAH! - that needed to be set right!), and of course the ties. This is a comforting outlook on how life could be for those two in a few years.

What a kind and lovely story!

Lovely, heartfelt and true to how they would do it. House and Wilson found a way to age gracefully in your story, yet retain the personalities we came to know so well. The mentions of prior friends and colleagues added a very nice touch. A completely enjoyable read that had me smiling from beginning to end.