Garnets loneliness. (M I guess?)

"Whatever you wish Master," she said softly.

"Have an opinion... Jeez... First you were all like, I have choices and now you won't take any at all..."

She bit her lip, not sure what to do. She was silent, unsure of what he wanted of her. "I'm sorry..." she finally said to him in a soft voice. "Yes...I'd ike to just soak for a few minutes..." she rested her head against the wall. "May I be alone for five minutes Master?" She asked him in a quiet voice.

"Sure." He left the bathroom and stood outside.

She pressed her back against the wall, giving herself pain. "I'm still a bad dog..." she said to herself and grimaced. "Master would like me better if I was quiet..." she laid down a little in the water after pressing her back against the wall. "I'm a dumb dog...nothing more than that..."

He waited outside for a few more minutes then came back in. "Everything ok?"

"Yes Master," she said softly, wondering what they'd do after she was cleaned.

"Ok, lets get you clean, then." He pick up a sponge and puts it in the water. "You ready?"

She nodded softy and waited quietly.

He started to scrub her body clean, avoiding her back.

She remained quiet and let him, wondering how to make him happy.

Once he was finished he put the sponge in the water. "Come out of the water whenever you like."

She nodded softly and relaxed a little in the water

He leaves the bathroom after leaving a towel on the floor.

She got out five minutes later, the crled up in a corner with the towel wrapped around her

He was downstairs, oblivious.

She slowly got up and dried off, then put the towel up and went back to her room. She curled up in a corner and thought to herself.

A while later he came into her room. "Don't you want food?"

She looked to him and nodded softly, "Yes Master," she said softly and got up.

He walked back to the kitchen. There were 2 bowls of tomatoe soup on the table. He sat by one and started eating.

She curled up by his feet and ate hers silently

"You are not a damn dog! Jeez, sit by the table!" He says.

She did as he said and ate quietly. She did't know what to say to him, whether to apologize or not.

"No acting like a dog, or thinking you are a dog, because you aren't a dog!"

She was silent, she didn't know what to tell him.