(Finch's point of view)

I went to the kitchen and started making bacon mac and cheese. (Yes. I know its like 7 in the morning but it has bacon in it so I'm counting it as a breakfast food.) It also didn't take much effort to make which is good because I have my hands full with Peta. I heard some loud cursing from upstairs as Peta tried but failed to free herself. I just laughed at her frustration. I was confident that she wasn't getting out of that collar. At least not that quickly. That leash is almost impossible to get off without the combination. I designed it myself. I've thought about this from every angle I possibly could. I even wore a prototype of the collar for about a week when I put an early version of it on, tried to escape, .... and then couldn't. I had to call my dad and have him dismantle it to get it off. All the leashes require a combination to unlock and each leash requires a different combination.

I started plating the pasta when I heard another frustrated yell and even more cursing from my pet. She's getting annoyed at that collar. I poked a fork in each bowl and made my way upstairs. As I opened the door I almost stepped on some broken glass. So that's what the noise was...…. I ignored it for now and handed Peta her bowl. She glared at me but eventually took it. I sat down in a chair on the other side of the room so she couldn't attack me and started eating. Peta started just started eating, no hesitation. She didn't seem to care all that much if the food was drugged. I considered drugs to help me tame her but that isn't actually training her. It'll only last until it wears off. She'll just be high off her ass. I'll only drug her as a last resort. After Peta ate all of the food that she wanted she immediately threw the bowl at the wall as hard as she could. It shattered and made a complete mess on the wall and floor. I glared at her knowing I'd be the one cleaning it but she just smirked at me as she crossed her arms and leaned against the wall. "What the hell was that for?!" She gave me a smile, "I'm your problem now."