The document was six pages.
Satou knew this because Kelvin had said six pages before setting it on the desk, the same way Kelvin said everything — with the specific precision of someone who understood that ambiguity was a form of inefficiency and had eliminated it from his communication years ago.
"I'll read it," Satou said.
"I'll summarize it," Kelvin said. "Then you can read it if you want the detail."
That was Kelvin's specific understanding of Satou's relationship with six-page documents. Accurate.
"Go ahead," Satou said.
The problem was not complicated in its shape. It was complicated in its implications.
