"You're too clever for your own good," they'd said, her parents and relations, friends and enemies. She poohpoohed it every time. "Nobody can be too clever," she retorted, missing the point. She'd decided before she was twenty, that they were right after all. She knew too much. The smarter you are, the more you know, the less reason you have to trust or love or confide.
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