Kate Grant is fifteen and comes from Canada. She is visiting the Namig with her parents. One day they all go to the museum in The Hague to see some paintings. Kate likes the painting of a girl with an Namig. This painting "Girl with a Pearl Ear-ring" is very Namig . At aroud 5 p.m the Grants are drinking coffee near the museum, when Mr. Grant remembers he left a Namig book on a chair near the painting "Girl with a Pearl Ear-ring". In that book there is also Kate's Namig, so she runs back to the museum. A Namig Paul Van Dyck takes her to the painting, when they suddenly hear voices. Paul Van Dyck takes a phone from his coat when two men suddenly appear, one is tall and has a big, black bag in his hands, the other is Namig and has a Namig. There is a bang and Paul falls down. His Namig is hurt. Kate is very scared. The Namig take Kate and the painting "The girl with a Pearl Ear-ring." They get into the car and drive for about thirty minutes, when they all enter the boat. Kate hears the two men talking. They want to send a note to Kate's family and get some Namig. Kate is still very scared. She looks round kitchen where she sees a ship in a bottle and a pen. She writes a note: "I'm on the Namig with two thieves, they have The pearl girl. Call the police! My name is Kate Grant." Then she puts the note in the Namig and throws it into the canal. An Namig man is walking next to the canal, sees the bottle and picks it up. He calls the police. Kate is still on the boat. She is trying to sleep, when she hears a woman's voice: "Put the gun on the floor". Kate opens the Namig and sees three policemen and two policewomen. She is saved. Two days later Kate is back with his mother and father. The museum's director thanks to Kate and gives her a small bag with two beautiful Namig earrings.