#foreman x reader

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Hello my name is Cass or Puff, and I write fics for House MD and DPS

My favorite characters are Robert Chase, James Wilson, and Neil Perry, but I can write for pretty much everyone.

Asks and suggestions are VERY appreciated, so don’t hesitate.

☆Rules☆

I don’t write smut, I do however take requests for any other type of fic and headcanons.

EDIT: Requests are closed until summer. My inspiration is completely gone and i’m #burned out academically. I’ll try my best to complete those pending ones I have tho. SORRY FOR THE DELAY!

☆A bit about me ☆

☆ HUGE NERD. I love space, sitcoms, drawings and singing.

☆ Currently obsessed with House MD, MYCT’s (Grian, Mumbo, LDShadowlady…) and DPS

☆ Pretty introverted, but I’d love moots (I’ll follow back from my main acc, chikinnuggiez)

☆ I’m still on season 3 of house. NO SPOILERS PLEASE

☆ I’m a native Spanish speaker, but I speak English better (somehow) and I’m also learning French

“You have 3 choices in this life. Be good, get good, or give up”

⋆˚꩜｡ jealous foreman headcanons

includes: unestablished relationship, foreman and reader are very close friends, foreman doing the most (house parallels, foreman's slightly unhinged), corporate sabotage, and silly times! notes: i miss you foreman i love you foreman !!! there are barely any fics for him, i should've done this weeks ago. i really do think he's one of the best characters in house md so it's such a shame he doesn't get as much love compared to other characters. i hope you enjoy !

𑣲⋆ foreman tries his best to be rational, he really does. at work, he strives to be the one people turn to when they need someone cool and levelheaded in every situation. and he's succeeded... to an extent. something that will get to him every time is his jealousy. despite the exterior, he can be a pretty jealous person! the calm and collected persona he tries to keep up is just something he does to stay sane and do his part at princeton plainsboro. in reality? he can be just as irrational and idiotic as his coworkers.

𑣲⋆ if it's someone from your past that you've been getting closer to recently, he manages. he trusts you, of course he does. he thinks that you two are close enough where, if someone was pursuing you, you'd tell him. and he'd live with that! if you don't want him, you don't want him. he has too much respect for you to push that. or if it's house and his odd way of sneaking into everyone's personal life, creating really weird, unnamable relationships with his coworkers? yeah, he even tries to move past that. house is a case study. you can't hold him to any standard. he tries to be patient, really, he does.

𑣲⋆ but there's one kind of person that gets to him, and that's people who think they're better than him. foreman's smart, capable, respected by many. even house holds him in high esteem (when he cares to admit it). so if a new guy comes sauntering into work, trying to shoot his shot, alarms go off. because yeah, he's got an ego. but how can he not? when he's one of house's most trusted, when he's ran a hospital and his own diagnostics team before? he watches the guy squirm for validation from you and he's sick of it. you deserve more than a freshly budded med student.

𑣲⋆ there's two ways he goes about his jealousy. the first is that he waits to act. he watches your conversations with him, you being too humble to assume the new guy has other intentions. people mention the guy's possible interest, but you smile and shake your head. foreman feigns agreement. meanwhile, he's taking notes: what the guy brags about, how he tries to bait you into hanging out outside of work. chase actually catches on later and thinks to tease foreman, but that's until he catches the glint in his eye. and this is when he's reminded of the familiarities between him and house. foreman's plotting. chase backs off (and is thoroughly invested). it takes weeks of data.

𑣲⋆ but soon the strike comes down, silent but deadly, and squishes any relevance this guy was cultivating. does he have a vacation home? foreman rekindles old connections and is suddenly entrusted with looking after a lake house during the owner's vacations. "yeah, it's no big deal," he says after mentioning it subtly. "but if you want a weekend away with your friends, just let me know." is the guy well read? foreman looks into the books you love, then catches you during lunch break and gets you into a riveting conversation. "i get why you like the book so much. no one's inherently right or wrong, and you can't be too mad about the ending. what did you think?" is the guy into cooking? foreman invites you to his home with a three-course meal of dishes you admitted to liking in passing through the span of months. "please, take some home too. i can't eat all this."

𑣲⋆ to no surprise, it works. you end up refusing the guy's offer for coffee and spend time with foreman in the park instead. walking around, you admit that he did seem a bit self-centered. foreman nods. "he did seem a bit all talk, didn't he?" but that's if foreman plays nice, disregarding the obsession. the second option is a lot dirtier. working in princeton plainsboro, he's more than used to ludicrous cases. many new hires aren't. so, he tricks the guy into humiliating himself. he'll get him to argue for typhoid fever when the patient hasn't left upstate NY in a year. he'll swap test tubes, so he gets impossible results. he'll even stay silent when the guy voices a new theory, then waits to call out medical inconsistencies until he's in front of the patient's family, pitching his idea. you're immediately unimpressed.

Warning: This piece of fiction contains age regression!

He’s actually really sweet <3 My next will be Chase!

Foreman is a serious, composed person, a quality that serves him well as a neurologist.

The first time he witnesses your age regression, he finds it incredibly unprofessional. That is, until curiosity took over. He begins researching the topic, reading everything he can. The more he learns, the more he begins to understand that, for you, regression isn’t a game — it’s a coping mechanism. Your way of responding to stressors. And who was he to deny you that?

Foreman has never been quick to open up to people. Most of his connections are professional, tied to his role as a doctor rather than personal bonds. But the more time he spends with little you, the more he softens. He still isn’t the most sentimental person, yet he knows when you need reassurance and quietly gives it.

In public, Foreman keeps his affection understated, a small smile, a nod, a hand on your shoulder. In private, you might get more, a gentle ruffle of your hair, a rare chuckle, or on those particularly difficult days, an invitation to sit on his lap.

He’s the most disciplined of the main five doctors and, in turn, he encourages the same in you. He ensures you stick to a healthy routine, get enough rest, and eat properly. His rules are clear and consistent, and when consequences are needed, they’re logical — always with your safety in mind. He doesn’t just tell you to eat your vegetables, he explains why they matter.

Few people have ever trusted him with this level of vulnerability, and he takes pride in being your caregiver. His love isn’t as flashy as Wilson’s warmth or Chase’s easy charm. Instead, it lives in the background, in the way he keeps your environment safe, in how he listens to your ramblings even while reviewing patient charts, and in the quiet assurance that you’re not alone.

Sometimes, he even lets a teasing edge slip through when you’re playing in his office.

“You can play, but keep it tidy. I still have patients to see.”

It’s not dramatic or showy but it’s steady, dependable, and deeply his.