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"Yes, yes, don’t worry. There isn’t much that can shock me after all these
years," she says, leaning back in her chair and looking at him with an inquisitive
gaze.
"First of all, tell me about your child’s father. According to the church
register in Holte, he is listed as a Dieter Stormann. Let’s begin there."
“Oh my, Dieter,” she says with a sly smile and looks at him as a lenient
teacher looking at a student who hasn’t yet fully grasped the subject.
"Dieter Stormann is the father of Johan, as he later were called."
He suddenly looks at her seriously. “Yes ok, Johan! Tell me about him!”
Tom says eagerly.
“Do you know him?” She asked in astonishment of his sudden excitement.
“Well, no and yes. Unfortunately” He replies and hurries to take a sip of
his tea, before he continues.
“I know his name which unfortunately is in connection with a case we are
investigating in Germany, it's a long story. Johan have disappeared and I would
like to expand more, but later. The important thing for now is for you to tell me
what you know about Dieter." He takes out his wallet and gets ready to take
notes.
"I knew that much, and I was prepared for the fact that we had to get in
depth with him as a person,” she says, looking serious.
“Unfortunately, you can see the situation in Denmark right now. So I need
every detail,” says Tom looking equally as serious.
“Yes, Dieter Stormann and I were engaged for four years before he took
over the management of the company. When he started, he acted as a kind of
branch manager, and I met him for the first time when he was in Denmark as a
representative. My father, Wholesaler Holm, and The old Mr. Walther Stormann
were business partners. Walther Stormann provided rare cheeses and wines to
Denmark, which my father bought and distributed all across Denmark – with a
big profit. Then, at some point my father and Walther decided that I should try
my German skills, take some time abroad. And well-” She interrupts herself.
“Now, I should probably make the story short but it so happens that
Dieter Stormann and I fell in love during my stay in Germany, and I ended up
moving in with him and got engaged. I studied at the University of Hamburg;