It was a wonderful photo and just seeing it caused her to smile. Izzy was typing.
Another message appeared: This was one of the pics I took yesterday from the boat.
And another: Humpback mother. Then another photo: two whales this time, their backs breaking the water.
With calf. The last message also included emojis of whales and waves.
Nora felt a warm glow. Not just from the pictures, which were indisputably lovely, but from the contact with Izzy.
When Nora backed out of her wedding to Dan, Izzy had insisted that she come to Australia with her.
They’d mapped it all out, a plan to live near Byron Bay and get jobs on one of the whale-watching boat cruises.
They had shared lots of clips of humpback whales in anticipation of this new adventure.
But then Nora had wobbled and backed out. Just like she had backed out of a swimming career, and a band, and a wedding.
But unlike those other things, there hadn’t even been a reason.
Yes, she had started working at String Theory and, yes, she felt the need to tend to her parents’ graves,
but she knew that staying in Bedford was the worse option. And yet she picked it.
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