Christina's Secret At NASA
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At NASA, everything is about control.
Christina is a top astronaut. Lori is the assistant who keeps everything-and everyone-in line.
They shouldn't cross that line.
But there are looks that linger too long. Touches that feel intentional. Words that mean more than they should.
Nothing is ever said.
Still... the tension between them says everything.
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