Indringer, De
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Why?
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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I can't accept it. As long as
I don't know why, I won't accept it.

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I can't accept it.
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Not without a reason.
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You didn't notice anything before then?
Didn't ask anything?

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Why not?
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Why not?
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She was 14. Still a child.
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You don't want them to get bigger,
to grow up.

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You want them to stay children
for the rest of their lives.

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Even though you realise
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that she's probably
not so innocent anymore,

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but you don't want to know.
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One day, I walked into her room
and she'd gone.

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DAD
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DAD, I'M REALLY SORRY.
I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH. L.

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She must have confided in someone.
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With difficulty I discovered
4 addresses where she stayed.

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39 people who spoke to her
and 105 who saw her.

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But she didn't leave anything behind,
not a message, nothing.

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And then I find Charlotte.
Is that a coincidence?

:53:25
There's something seriously wrong
with that child. Isn't that obvious?

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How come she speaks Flemish?
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There's a connection, there must be.

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