Aster can't help letting out a deep purr as she soothes the first of many stiff muscles in that bath. It's a habit the bard was self-conscious about at first, until he met a woman who rather liked the sound. He continues to stretch and groan to a point that shouldn't interrupt his rented human's washing motions and leans back as he finally settles down, resting his lithe body against hers.<strong>"I think my back is good for now. Let's get started on the front."</strong>The clear implication is that he would like for her to reach around his body to continue her work, continuing to tease his sensitive ears with her voice.