Femslash February 01 - Frost
Margo x Irina
Margo limped to her window in her new office. She had been on her feet more in Leningrad than she had been in all her years in the USSR. She was going to feel this over the next few days. But despite the lip service communism paid to egalitarianism, she noticed how much nicer this office was. She now had a window with a view looking out into the courtyard.
She shivered as she looked out over the snow. It reflected the glow of the full moon and Margo felt like that she was watching the patterns of frost forming across the windows. She tried not to jump when she saw Irina’s reflection.
Morozova had its roots in the Russian word for frost. It seemed appropriate. The woman was cool, sometimes cold, and just as deadly.
“It is beautiful, no?” Irina said as she stood behind Margo. Too close. “I must admit, Margo, that as reluctant as I was to share you with the world, to not have you hidden will allow us to move quicker. Perhaps exit the solar system before we die.”
Margo rubbed the ache in her hip as she turned to toward Irina. “Thank you, Director.”
Irina reached out and put her hand over the one Margo had at her hip. Her hand was cold. “You should really see one of our doctors. We do have some of the finest doctors in the Soviet Union here.” She brought her other hand up to cup Margo’s cheek. Margo tried not to shiver. “I do not like to see you in pain.”
Margo nodded, licked her lips and tried to move past her. Irina stood her ground as she stroked her thumb back and forth across her cheek. “I meant what I said. We will go far into the cosmos together.”
Irina leaned in and kissed Margo. Margo kissed her back and tried to calculate the length and pressure of a kiss that would keep her alive.








