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I feel so much for you and am willing you to make this happen so you may get to see your daughter,it seems very bad that an English Judge would allow her to be taken form the country where he Mother is living,actually removed an English citizen from the country or was it in Brunei?.now I do not profess to understand the system.or what happened here. It occurs to me you could find a way to visit her, would you be able to get permission to see her from whoever has that control,maybe the first step is to get some legal advice, my heart goes out to you, I expect she misses you also.,and I feel sure she does love you.If you get a reunion with her you tell the truth explain the circumstances.I dont know if a private school is a better life than one with her Mother, Please let us know how this goes, seek some legal help to make it happen .
Keep a journal to give to her when she comes seeking you. Things you want to tell her, lessons on life, picture for her to see of you. It is natural for a child to wonder, and when she does, you will have a book filled with love for her. Until then, if you can afford it, legal action might be the only route.