In Alencon,
At first they were talking.
Monsieur did not believe that the separation could be final.
"He
said to me:" If you find yourself on the street one day, you can come back home
, says Anne *, in her forties, hair, eyes and black clothes.
Sitting next to her, Magali Fouque, mediator for the Normandy Generation Foundation, listens carefully to those who are coming for the first time.
“
We had set up an alternating residence without judgment
”.
And then, in June 2021, their 11-year-old daughter sends a letter to her school.
“
She said she wanted to kill herself, that her father called her good for nothing, a bitch
”.
Anne kneads her hands.
From there, there was no more dialogue.
But a social inquiry, complaints on both sides.
One of the girls takes her father's side, the other her mother's...
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