“See you in the morning,” said Tik as he dropped him off at the guesthouse.
“Thanks Tik and tomorrow I want you to take me to the bus, ” said Ravuth.
Tik frowned and looked disappointed, “You’re not leaving are you?” he asked
Ravuth nodded and said, “Yes, I haven’t found what I came here for.”
Tik had not asked why Ravuth was there, but seeing the disappointment in the old Cambodians face, asked, “What are you looking for?”
Ravuth smiled and said, “My family. We were separated and I believe they were brought here many years ago.”
Tik smiled and said, “I know people who have lived here a long time. I will ask around. Have you got any photographs?”
Ravuth had made photocopies of his old photographs and handed Tik two A4 sheet’s with them on. Although the black and white prints were po
