Adam turned around to his name. Carter was standing at the end of the aisle, bag over one shoulder, his expression was one of annoyance and skepticism. "Good point in there," Carter said. It sounded more like the opening move of something than a compliment. "Thanks," Adam said, and turned back toward the door without bothering with whatever was about to happen. "The timing asymmetry thing." Carter fell into step beside him, which Adam hadn't invited but didn't stop. "Where'd you pull that from? I've read most of the major distressed asset literature and I don't recognize the framing." "I didn't pull it from anywhere." Carter looked at him sideways. "You came up with it?” "It's one of the things you can only understand in practice," Adam nonchalantly responded. They pushed through the door into the corridor, the ambient noise of the building settling around them. A few other students from the seminar were drifting in different directions, some still in conversation, Stein was
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