she was still doing the same thing she was doing in Nora’s root life.
She also checked in on Dan. He was (seemingly) happily married to a spin-class instructor called Gina.
‘Gina Lord (née Sharpe)’. They’d had a wedding in Sicily.
Nora then googled ‘Nora Seed’. Her Wikipedia page (she had a Wikipedia page!) informed her that she had indeed made it to the Olympics. Twice.
And that she specialised in freestyle. She had won a gold medal for 800m freestyle,
with a ridiculous time of eight minutes and five seconds, and had a silver for 400m.
This had been when she was twenty-two years old. She had won another silver medal when she was twenty-six, for her participation in a 4 x 100m relay.
It got even more ridiculous when she read that she had briefly been the world record-holder
for women’s 400m freestyle at the World Aquatic Championships.
She had then retired from international competition. She had retired at twenty-eight.
She apparently now worked for the BBC during their coverage of swimming events,
had appeared on the TV show A Question of Sport, had written an autobiography called Sink or Swim,
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