Feelings, scheduled for later.
You feel it all — you just schedule it for later. In the moment you go quiet, controlled, almost cold, and handle the crisis while everyone else is still reacting. The feelings don't disappear; they wait in cold storage until 3 a.m., when it's safe. You've thanked someone politely while deciding never to trust them again. The Eye sees the freezer: distance isn't the absence of feeling. It's how you survive having so much of it.
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