Carries the weight of every decision quietly.
You're the one who ends up holding the map, even when nobody handed it to you. When the group goes quiet, you're already running six possible outcomes in your head, trying to find the sentence that keeps everyone moving forward together. You read the room before you read yourself — your own doubts get filed for later, after the crisis is handled. People assume your calm means you've got it figured out. The Eye notes: you've built a whole vocabulary for holding a room steady, and almost none for admitting when the ground moves under you too.
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The vocabulary you never built for your own doubt.
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