Quote by Cassandra Clare

Where is your angel now?

Where is your angel now?

Summary

This quote is a mysterious and contemplative question, leaving room for interpretation. It could imply someone questioning the existence or presence of their guardian angel or a metaphorical belief in guidance. The question suggests uncertainty or doubt, prompting introspection about the current state of one's faith, spirituality, or protection. Ultimately, the meaning behind the quote depends on the individual's beliefs and personal experiences.

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