"Try two fingers or maybe three," he says. "Just put them in your mouth and wet them first."
"I'm not doing that," she tells him.
She tries to roll away from him.
His arm is wrapped around her, his sweaty palm pressed against her back. The stubby hair on his chest rubs her skin, leaving red splotches between her breasts.
"Come on," he says, pulling her closer.
Their sweat-greased bodies slip. She clutches his arm and bites the inside of his elbow. Her teeth sink in; she tastes blood and feels the tendon snap.
***
He catches the moth between his fingers. It beats its wings against his thumb, trying to toss its tiny body out and away from him.
"Kill it," she says.
She picks the pot up and sets it on the cabinet. "It's just a moth," he tells her.
"Moths are filthy," she says. "They have all kinds of diseases."