Victoria Devine

So if I'm on shift, it's kind of, yeah.

But I think now even though we're still technically long distance, it's really not.

It's like 45 minutes down the road.

We're still separate, right?

Yeah, like we're still separate but in the scheme of things, it's actually the closest that we've ever been.

Because it used to be like an hour and a half or two, three hours away.

So it's kind of good.

We actually see each other more now than what we did before.

Yeah, that's epic.

Which is definitely a good way to look at it.

And then we think, oh, we haven't seen each other in a week or whatever.

But I think it makes our time together more valuable and we value it more because there's less of it.

We don't take it for granted.

So I think not necessarily like full steam ahead for this one compared to my other ones, but definitely in the next like three, four, five years, potentially start a family, move in with my partner.

Okay, yeah.

Get a house together.

I don't know what that looks like, whether we sell both and buy one or –

keep both and use equity or whatever.

But yeah, see where the stars take us, I suppose.

That's really exciting.