We Were Better at Being Strangers

"e;Small shifts are the only kind that matter. Big shifts are just small shifts that accumulated."e;Touma Kase is a master of the "e;Architecture of Avoidance."e; For five years, he has lived a life of sterile, perfect precision in the heart of Tokyo—measured in fourteen-hundred-step walks to the station, a rotating uniform of seven identical white shirts, and the predictable hum of a convenience ...