"The Hadal Zone," by Annie Proulx
Briefly

Arwen contemplates his deceased father's image while on a business trip to assess a historical property in Iceland, experiencing a blend of personal and professional reasons for his journey.
Despite the early hours and travel surprises, Arwen adapts to sudden schedule changes instigated by his boss, which includes unexpected stops in Chicago and New York.
Read at The New Yorker
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