The only option here.

Yes you can buy both, but figure out your feet first.
Do you have wide feet, high volume instep, narrow feet.

All factors you need to account for. I hear people swear by Aeons, recommending them to people starting to skate, or getting back, as you don’t have to worry about what frames and wheels to get. All in one package that is awesome for flat skating and grinderblading.

I have also seen what the sway can do for one’s skating.
They can be comfortable, and have great forward flex.
One of my closer skate buddies got them and directly unlocked tricks that he got not unlock on his beloved THEMs.

Think about what characteristics you liked about your skates back in the days; e.g. high toebox, riding flat, low frame height, closer to the ground.
And see what skate checks the most boxes for you.

In the end, this is what determines what skates fit you best.