Walking around the camp site, we checked the ground for the best place to set up our tents.
‘How about here?’ I asked my mum, Lavona Solomon, now 57.
‘Lovely view of the sea, perfect,’ she said happily.
After we’d dumped our stuff, we lit a fire for a BBQ.
It was another gorgeous weekend with Mum, my dad, Michael Solomon, now 54, and my big brother.
Living in beautiful Cape Town, South Africa, we were a very outdoorsy family.
I had many happy childhood memories – I felt blessed to have wonderful parents.
They wanted me to be happy.
But one day at school, back in 2015, I started hearing gossip that a new girl had started who look just like me.
It’s probably exaggerated, I thought, thinking we probably just had the same colour hair.
But then I bumped into someone in the school corridor.
‘Sorry,’ I said, looking up.
I stopped dead.
Surely not… I thought.
I was staring right
