Scott smiled when she seemed eager to watch the movie, and allowed it to finish before turning the TV off. He stood and stretched out before making his way to the bedroom and motioning for Rachel to follow. When they entered the bedroom, he pointed to a small bed (well small to him anyway) that was situated in the corner of the room, then he changed into his pajamas without really caring that she could see him. Getting into his bed, he was fast asleep within seconds.<br/><br/>~T~I~M~E~~S~K~I~P~<br/><br/>The next morning, Scott woke up and noticed that Rachel was still asleep. "So cute!" he whispered as he got his regular clothes on. He ate his breakfast and prepared some porridge for Rachel to eat when she woke up. As he headed off to work, he kept wondering if Rachel would be alright on her own. all day, he kept thinking of situations she might get into that would end up making his boss, Mrs. Patricia, ask what was wrong. He always responded with, "It's nothing, really."<br/><br/>At the end of the day, Patricia came out of the office and gathered the workers together. "Have a great weekend everyone, and don't forget that Monday is bring your pet to work day."<br/><br/>Scott smiled at that. He almost couldn't wait for Monday now.<br/><br/>~T~I~M~E~~S~K~I~P~<br/><br/>"Rachel! I'm home!" Scott yelled as he entered the house. finding her fiddling with the TV remote, he laughed a bit. then he noticed some strange language had replaced the subtitles, and Rachel looked pretty happy with herself. "Huh? I didn't know that language was still programmable. It's a dead language... what was it called again?" he looked at the TV for a moment, then went over to the table and pulled out his laptop, looking up everything he could about humans. one word kept coming up repeatedly. English. He finally found that it was the language used by humans for the most part, and he typed in Doggle(animal Google): English letters and their Animal speak alternatives. He was up so late studying it he didn't see what time it was 'til 11:45. At that point, he had started trying to write the English alphabet, and he had collapsed from the stress and exhaustion that came with working and then studying another language for a collective 14 hours and 45 minutes.