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Alignment had started as a convenience.
A quiet efficiency. A shared rhythm between people who no longer needed to ask each other what made sense. It reduced friction. It smoothed decisions. It gave shape to something that had once felt scattered and uncertain.
But convenience, Elena knew, rarely stayed neutral.
Given enough time, it became expectation.
And expectation, when repeated often enough, became something heavier.
Something closer to l ...
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