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"Military's nothing new to me. I can toe the line. It may surprise you," I added, slanting another look at my captain. "When I was a lifer, I took less cat-herding. It'll be a relief to go back to that, actually."<br><br> | "Military's nothing new to me. I can toe the line. It may surprise you," I added, slanting another look at my captain. "When I was a lifer, I took less cat-herding. It'll be a relief to go back to that, actually."<br><br> | ||
β | It would. It felt odd going semi-military after going years without it, but I couldn't deny a part of me craved the structure of it. The boundaries it imposed lessened the amount of detail-tracking I felt compelled to do, giving me permission to leave things as needed in other people's hands. Because I had a crap-ton on my plate to deal with already | + | It would. It felt odd going semi-military after going years without it, but I couldn't deny a part of me craved the structure of it. The boundaries it imposed lessened the amount of detail-tracking I felt compelled to do, giving me permission to leave things as needed in other people's hands. Because I had a crap-ton on my plate to deal with already and the extra structure would help rather than hinder my dealing with it.<br><br> |
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