Here is the scene with the dialogue between Melanie and Hunter: Melanie sat at a small café in the town's central square, her eyes fixed on the screen of her camera. She was poring over the photos she had taken earlier that day, trying to decide which ones to include in her portfolio. Hunter, a no-nonsense detective with a serious expression, approached her table and cleared his throat to get her attention. "Can I help you?" Melanie looked up, startled. "Actually, I was wondering if you saw anything unusual yesterday evening," Hunter said, flashing his badge. "There's been another disappearance in the town, and I'm looking for any witnesses." Melanie's eyes widened, and she spoke rapidly in German, her voice shaking. "..."("Ich habe doch gesehen, wie sie am See parkten,...") Hunter looked confused, and he repeated, "Excuse me?" Melanie tried again, slower this time, "Ich habe gesehen, wie sie am See parkten, aber ich habe niemanden gesehen, der fortgegangen ist..." Hunter's face remained blank, and he held up his hands, "English, please." Melanie's eyes widened in alarm, and she began to speak again in German, trying to convey the urgency of her message. Hunter pulled out his phone and put it on speaker mode, saying, "I'm going to need some help here. Can anyone help me with a German speaker?" Just then, a waiter appeared, and Hunter asked him to translate, explaining the situation and Melanie's words. The waiter hesitated, then began to translate, slowly and carefully. Melanie watched, shaking her head and speaking again, trying to get her point across. Hunter listened intently, his expression changing from confusion to concern. After a few minutes, he looked at Melanie and said, "I think I understand. You saw a car parked by the lake, but you didn't see anyone leave it. Is that right?" Melanie nodded, relief washing over her face. "Ja." Hunter pulled out a notebook and jotted down a few notes. "Thank you, fraulein. I'll get to the bottom of this." Just then, his phone rang, and he answered it. "Yeah, what's up?" Melanie watched as Hunter's expression changed, and he listened intently to the person on the other end of the line. "Roger that, thanks for letting me know," he said finally. "I'll be right there." He hung up the phone and turned to Melanie. "I'm going to have to go, but can I reach you if I need to ask more questions?" Melanie nodded, still looking shaken. "Ja." Hunter nodded and stood up, leaving Melanie alone with her camera. |<|im_end|>