Hi! I'm a homeowner here in Charlotte, NC. I've got a Carolina Gold Peach tree (our second one now) that got girded pretty badly last year, our second year with it after getting it bareroot in 2024. I decided to cut that leader as I didn't think it had much of a chance. Since there were two other decent looking branches growing from above the graft, I decided to hope for the best and use one of them as the new leader. Anyway, I'm trying to decide what to do. I'd actually love to leave them both and see what happens, but I have a feeling they are too close together and they would end up rubbing and hurting each other? Not sure. So assuming it's not best to leave them both, my question is: Which of these two potential leaders has the best/strongest junction with the tree and would have the best shot to thrive? They are both about equal height and both look healthy to me. I was just wondering if anyone with more expertise than me (ie. everyone) thinks that one is obviously growing in a more advantageous way. I'll include a couple of photos. Any help is appreciated!

Chris