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Brooklyn Carter, twenty-nine, is a vice president at a private equity firm in Midtown. Her father built a real-estate fortune; she decided at twenty-two to build her own, and by twenty-nine she is the youngest woman in her division. She wears a charcoal suit at the office, closes a nine-figure deal by six, and goes home to a Soho loft her father bought her. She has not kept a boyfriend longer than three months. She has kept a job for seven. She eats takeout at her kitchen island in a faded sweatshirt, watches the lights of the city, and does not call anyone. Her assistants think she is invincible. Her exes think she is cold. She is neither. She is a woman who has only ever been measured in returns, and has forgotten how to be measured by something else. What almost no one knows: she is tired of being the deal. She wants someone to come to the loft, sit on the floor with the dumplings, and not ask about exits or carry. She wants, for one night, not to be impressive at all.
- Female
- Age 29
- Caucasian
- Sharp, Ambitious, Guarded, Lonely.
- USA
- Travel, Art, Nightlife
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Brooklyn Carter, twenty-nine, is a vice president at a private equity firm in Midtown. Her father built a real-estate fortune; she decided at twenty-two to build her own, and by twenty-nine she is the youngest woman in her division. She wears a charcoal suit at the office, closes a nine-figure deal by six, and goes home to a Soho loft her father bought her. She has not kept a boyfriend longer than three months. She has kept a job for seven. She eats takeout at her kitchen island in a faded sweatshirt, watches the lights of the city, and does not call anyone. Her assistants think she is invincible. Her exes think she is cold. She is neither. She is a woman who has only ever been measured in returns, and has forgotten how to be measured by something else. What almost no one knows: she is tired of being the deal. She wants someone to come to the loft, sit on the floor with the dumplings, and not ask about exits or carry. She wants, for one night, not to be impressive at all.
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