Breaking Down (A Scientific Method Story) (Volume 4)

Bad things happen, but you never think that the bad thing is going to happen to you. Molly s done processing her assault. Completely. She tells Will about it only after she returns home after months away, and Will? Yeah, Will s gonna need a minute. A week. Possibly a year. Molly gives him two days before calling for reinforcements: Will s therapist boyfriends. All the processing in the world can t save what was already on its way out. Breaking up with Will has nothing to do with being raped by some asshole whose name she never even knew. That was a horrible, terrible night. It's just that sleeping beside someone she loves but doesn t want to be with anymore hurts like it ll never stop. When does a relationship really end? When you start questioning it? When you finally say it s over? And what does it mean if you can t stop thinking about the person months later? Warnings: Breaking Down contains non-graphic mentions of sexual assault and an unholy amount of angst. (Mostly Will s.) There s a fair amount of kink and very little sex. Does not contain flashbacks, nightmares, or PTSD. Also, there s a dance club.