When her husband throws himself into finding their daughter's killer, Dinie desperately searches for someone who understands her grief.

A year after the murder, mild-mannered mayor Kees tries to make the temporary asylum centre permanent. He is convinced that the villagers will understand after an information evening.

There is a fact that has the internet and the police on tenterhooks: every year someone puts flowers on Anneke's grave and nobody knows who. Could it be the culprit?

We follow the killer for 13 years after the murder. Slowly, the crime begins to seem like a dream, a bad dream, but one that can be forgotten.

When her husband is arrested for the rape and murder of Anneke, Inge begins to realise that everyone thinks she is partly to blame anyway.