She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, — William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
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She looks after him, feeling a wave of longing, loneliness. Not sexual particularly but to do with the nature of cities, the thousands of strangers you pass in a day, probably never to see again.

— William Gibson, Pattern Recognition
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