The Borrowed Burden

Maya could fix the guardrails. She could contact the supplier. She could arrange replacement components. She could manage the client issue. She could learn to confirm colours on future orders. Those were responsible actions.

But none of them changed the facts of what had happened. The colour had not been specified. Michael had not told her. Public humiliation did not improve the process. The more Maya thought, the more the distinction became clear.

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