The Geometry of Small Decisions
She became a fixer because she was good at it, and she became good at it because she had spent the first thirty years of her life learning that the world was held together not by grand principles but by a million tiny accommodations, each one so small that you could tell yourself you had not really made a choice at all. Her name was Lydia Vance, and in 1987 she was thirty-seven years old,...
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