Break up with me
He kissed the back of her neck, slow, soft, and she felt him still inside her and she felt the aftershocks of him and the warmth and she didn't want him to move.
When he finally pulled out he turned her over gently and he gathered her against him on the hood of the car and the rain kept going on the roof and he held her, and she rested her cheek against his chest, and she could hear his heartbeat, fast, slowing.
She dropped her gaze at his side where his shirt had ridden up. There was a scar she hadn't seen before, a long puckered line of healed burn along his ribcage, old, the skin shiny and pink.