“Have you ever been to London?” I asked. “No,” said Ash. “I’ve never even been in town before. Our dad… — Ben Aaronovitch
“Have you ever been to London?” I asked.
“No,” said Ash. “I’ve never even been in town before. Our dad doesn’t hold with that sort of thing.”
“Don’t worry, it’s basically just like the country,” I said. “Only with more people.”
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