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Regards

Mysteriousmummy

On a bench under a tree

Thank you for dropping this book. As my son is living a while at Lantau we were visiting HK .My granddaughter and I were very much suprised by discovering it while relaxing in the shadow of a tree in front of the beautifull english house on the Stanley Boulevard that 12th of april. It isn’t impossible you saw us to discover the little treasure and the message inside. The 13th , after a long flight we returned to Belgium -Antwerp, but until now I did’nt start reading it.
I wish you all the best, and I’m wishing
that once you too will be happy to find a book.
Oma