That was just...perfect. I love this exploration of the two and the manner in which you wrote about Augusta. You captured this flitting depth of emotion so well and it is a joy to read femslash with older women.

Oh, this is lovely.  And just the right sort of treat for a February afternoon- sad but sweet.  I do love a good femslash, and these two... their long history and the weight of their many responsibilities comes through as a certain softness, or an emotion.  I'm afraid I'm not articulating well, but I liked it, and I wish I could read it a thousand times, and every time have it be new.

This is a lovely telling about love, friendship and support over the years. 

What a remarkable tale.

Mmnn... love this - always knew there was a past history between Augusta and Minerva;D - love your poignant depictions of turning points, losses & events in both of their lives through the years, as well as their needs - lovely work!

I've always admired your ability to evoke the sensual and erotic - and the reality - of bodies, minds, and hearts no longer young but still quite beautiful in their way.

I love getting to know some of the secondary characters like Augusta.  And I always see these two as strong women who can take care of themselves, not really needing anyone, so when they indulge themselves in companionship, comfort, and pleasure it makes me happy.

Wonderful as ever. I love Minerva and you write her so well. Thanks!