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3,2,1…. Victoria leant forward and felt the whoosh of air as it whipped past her face. She stepped forward into freefall and immediately felt the familiar rush of adrenaline as she left the plane behind and the earth raced towards her.
Whilst she had done this jump more than two thousand five hundred times, she still lived for the feeling. She loved it in her bones and knew it would never get old. Today's jump was particularly unique though, as her husband Emile was joining her. They’d had a bumpy time of things lately and despite Emile’s strange behaviour in recent weeks Victoria wasn’t ready to walk away. When Emile offered to take her skydiving, it seemed like exactly what they needed to jump into their next chapter together – it was more than just a jump to her...
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