Wonderful! I hope you come back to this to tell more of this story.
From: Kt Date: 08/11/2010
This is so good it needs a sequel.
From: Nataliya Date: 06/30/2007
SWEET is the word, all right. Off to my hard drive it goes.
From: periwinkle Date: 05/23/2006
I just reread this today, and I wanted to tell you how sweet I find it, and how true-to-life Illya's fears and thoughts seem. It's very poetic.
From: Francis Kerst Date: 05/22/2004
Sounds very right (though I'm not sure that ambivalent sex ability is commonly expected from enforcement agents in the spying world; usually the sex entrapping is left to specialists; but that's a detail)I seldom feel credible in slash stories (even the ones I like the most) the first move driving two, a priori, straight guys to start a sexual relationship, and much less when they are partners and top professionnals...But the way you describe a depression syndrom, I can believe it (perhaps because I experienced it; I know sometimes you are ready to do anything just to feel a little alive again) and there is no need to explain Napoleon's reasons, since the text reflects Illya's ravings. I think the idea could be used in a larger story, with all the step by step progression of the change in both the partner's minds...
