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The awareness gave him pause: perhaps a funny-looking mixed-race kid could exist at the center of the world, not just on its periphery.

How quickly you go from being the youngest to the oldest person in a room, she thought.

Why wouldn’t you tell someone you loved them?

“I think that, too,” Sadie said. “The knowledge and experience we have—it isn’t necessarily that helpful, in a way.”

“My point is, it’s hard once people have kids. I don’t understand kids really.”

“You have different things,” Dong Hyun said. “You were born into a different world than I was. Maybe

She knew what it was to be ravenous with ambition but to have your reach exceed your grasp.

Limitations are style if you make them so.”

“That’s the gamer in you, trying to figure out how you might have beat the level. My brain is treacherous like that, too. But there was nothing you could have done, Ant. The game wasn’t winnable.”

The name suggested a place she had known when she was young, or perhaps, a dream she had once had. On