I love you, I won't kill you

Maybe it was out of sympathy, eagerness to help, or she was the mother's second daughter, even though this daughter did not have Wilkinson blood flowing in her veins, Amanda decided to let Janice have some happiness that ordinary children can easily get. .

"Janice, did you take your medicine this morning?" Amanda asked.

"Yes, what are you trying to say?" Janice asked.

"It's nothing. It's just... I'm going to take you to the sky for a dance today."

"What? My God! Amanda, is this true?"

Holding the rented skydiving equipment, Amanda replied as she walked towards the parking lot, "Hmm, do you like it?"

Janice didn't expect to encounter such an exciting event today, so she jumped up and down with excitement, "Oh yeah! God, I'm so happy!"

Before she was so happy that she hugged Amanda and turned around three times, she suddenly became suspicious, "No, no, this is impossible! Amanda, I have never learned to skydive. I know, this kind of aerial exercise is not good. It’s going to be as simple as racing a car on the road.”

"Uh huh, I know you haven't learned it. So, now you want to get on that twin-engine turboprop and go crazy in the sky?"

"Hmmm, crazy, cool!? Well, I haven't fully trusted you, though until now."

"Really? Spend 13000 minutes in the air at 3962 feet (about 25 meters) with someone you don't trust and a professional instructor, and then jump out of the cabin and fly into the blue sky without hesitation. Jenny Si, are you really willing to do this?"

Janice walked beside her, looking around with ease, "Well, yes. Since you are Grace's biological daughter, she has her reasons to trust you. Well, I think I can do the same. "

When Amanda put the skydiving equipment into the trunk, she seemed a little serious and said, "Pretty girl, don't trust others casually. In this society, there are still many potential assholes who have not been caught."

"Potential assholes? Well, Caitlyn and her boyfriend are," Janice murmured.

"What did you say?" Amanda asked casually.

"Oh, it's nothing. Uh, you said you could let me skydive once, and I wonder how you can do that?"

"Okay. Let me tell you, one of the most attractive sports in the association is tandem skydiving. Even if you are disabled, old or blind, you can still fulfill your dream of life."

"Tandem skydiving? Whoa, that sounds good. Tell me, Amanda," Janice said curiously.

"Give me your phone number and we can talk on the way to the airport," Amanda said.

The two again drove their respective sports cars, pulled out of the parking lot and turned right onto Jefferson Davis Road off Interstate 95.Janice stared at the Shelby GT500 in front, dialed the Bluetooth car phone, "Amanda, how long until we arrive at the airport?"

"6 miles, 12 minutes." Amanda said calmly.

"Got it. What do you mean by tandem skydiving?"

"Tandem skydiving is the ultimate thrill of free skydiving with the help of a professional instructor."

"The ultimate high? Is it more exciting than sleeping with a guy and smoking weed?"

"Well, let's put it this way. It's hard to describe the feeling you get when you're up in the air with the silence and the scenery. Believe me, it's going to keep you going for weeks. "

Janice exclaimed in disbelief, "Wow, weeks? You're kidding, right?"

Amanda smiled softly, "No, I'm telling you seriously, something you never thought of."

After only 1.5 miles, Janice followed Amanda's car and turned right onto Route 636.Then, after driving 638 miles north on Route 4.5, she came to an environment that was still unfamiliar to her.

Looking at the long rows of wooden fences on the surrounding grass, the small non-concrete roads, the low houses with sloping roofs, and the one-story airport office hall, Janice suddenly felt like she was in Germany. The feel of a Texas cattle ranch.

"Amanda, are we in Texas yet?" Janice asked as she got out of the car.

"No. This is Shannon Airport in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Let's go." Amanda smiled and said.

A strong-looking white man with a sunny smile on his face strode up to the two of them.He glanced at Amanda with a smile, "Hi, Lieutenant."

"Hi, Cody. How's your day?"

"The weather was great and the mood was great, especially when I met a young, beautiful, temperamental girl."

"Nice to meet you, I'm Cody." Senior skydiving instructor Cody Phillips said enthusiastically to Janice.

"Hmm. Well, how is your technique? How high can you fly me?" Janice asked disdainfully, accustomed to the flattery of men.

Cody's face didn't change, he just said, "I don't know. If you want to go to 3 feet (9144 meters), I can easily take you flying in the air."

"Well, you sound confident." After Janice finished speaking, she turned and asked Amanda in a low voice, "How high is 3 feet?"

Amanda crossed her arms and said lightly, "The flight altitude of civilian airliners is generally at an altitude of 3 feet. At such an altitude, the air is thin and the temperature is around minus 10 degrees..."

Janice's facial expression was a little exaggerated, "Minus 10 degrees? I've been frozen like an iceman, so this guy just throw me out of the plane like a coffin?"

"Hahaha. Ma'am, don't worry, I'll bring you back to Earth before you're frozen into an iceman." Cody made Janice laugh.

"Hey, Big Black, don't call me Ma'am. Remember, I'm Janice." Janice called out rudely when she saw Cody's arms and the sun-tanned parts of his face.

"Big Black, not bad. However, I prefer to be called 'Rocket Man'." Cody said with a smile.

Amanda squinted at Cody, "Okay, if you still want to talk, return the $300 to me first."

Cody quickly waved his hand, "You'd better go talk to my boss about this issue. Alright, let's go."

Janice glanced at Cody who was walking ahead, and asked Amanda in a low voice, "What do you mean by $300?"

"Right now, I'm doing an advanced training program. The cost of the program is $75 per jump, $300 for a day."

"It's only $75 a session, which is not too expensive. So, can I study with you?"

"Yes. However, you must first obtain a Class A license issued by the United States Parachute Association. And, you must have thousands of skydiving experiences."

Janice frowned and muttered, "Come on, where do I have an A-level license? Thousands of times, I haven't skipped even one."

"Okay, I brought you here today just to let you experience that feeling." Amanda said.

"Why? Amanda, don't you hate what I did to you?" Janice asked.

"Well, I don't hate you, I just hate Debbie."

"What? Oh, I see. Tell me, do you have a boyfriend?"

"no!"

"So, where's the girlfriend?"

"Shut up! Take my car, let's go to the tarmac ahead."

Janice seemed to hear something, and deliberately glanced at Amanda.Opened the passenger door of the Shelby GT500 and sat in, "Debbie is me, I am Debbie. Amanda, if you don't want to say it, I will let you say it."

Amanda stretched out her hand to pull the seat belt, "You know, I actually like Jane better."

Follow Cody's Ford heavy-duty pickup truck all the way to the tarmac.When getting out of the car, Cody put on sunglasses, "Ladies, are you ready?"

Janice looked at Amanda beside her, "What are you going to do?"

Amanda said softly, "Get ready to be a 'Rocket Man'!"

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