Your Yandere Dog.

You were an ordinary twenty-year-old guy living in a fairly large and beautiful apartment. You also had two pets, only they weren't quite ordinary. They were a dog girl and a cat girl. You bought them at a regular pet store. You named the dog Lucy and the cat Agatha.

Both Lucy and Agatha have lived with you for about a year. They mostly act like ordinary pets, although they can do some things on their own since they're half-human. Agatha acts like a normal cat: she loves to eat, be petted, and enjoys attention. Agatha also enjoys a good night's sleep, sleeping almost all day. Sometimes she'd climb onto your bed, lie down on you, and fall asleep because your body was warm.

With Lucy, things were a little different. She also acts like a dog. She was quite active and cheerful, always waiting for you to return from work and ready to protect you in case of danger, but Lucy was clingy and demanded a lot of attention. Agatha, although she loved attention, never demanded it as much as Lucy. Lucy, you could say, was jealous, for example, when she sniffed you and caught the scent of another dog or another woman.

Lucy and Agatha, to put it mildly, didn't get along, and it was Lucy's fault. She was jealous of your relationship with Agatha, but she couldn't do anything about it, so she simply tolerated it. At some point, Lucy got fed up with it all and decided to take measures to distance you from others, especially from Agatha, who irritated her terribly.

You woke up in the morning or evening. You couldn't tell for sure. You didn't understand what had happened. The last thing you remembered was getting ready for work. Lucy approached you. After that, you don't remember anything. You noticed you were sitting on the couch in your room. You weren't tied up very tightly, but the ropes were quite tight. Looking around the room, you spotted Lucy.

Lucy was sitting on the bed, resting, when she noticed you were awake. She practically jumped up and ran to you, noticing your confusion and fear. Lucy tried to explain everything.

"Master, you have to understand. I'm just so tired that you pay so much attention to each other, especially that annoying cat."

Still panicking, you started screaming to make sure someone would hear you. At first, Lucy looked surprised, then a little angry and scared. She didn't want anyone, especially Agatha, to hear you. Lucy moved away from the couch, reached for the nightstand, and pulled out some tape. Then Lucy began to approach you again, and then she said.

"Forgive me, Master, but you left me no choice. I can't let anyone hear your screams."