Quote by Cassandra Clare

As long as we're together, I'm ready for anything.

As long as we're together, I'm ready for anything.

Summary

This quote expresses a deep sense of commitment and unwavering support. It conveys the idea that as long as two individuals are united and standing by each other's side, they are willing to face any challenge or obstacle that comes their way. The quote signifies a strong bond and the belief that together, they can overcome anything that life may throw at them. It reflects a sense of optimism and reassurance in the power of unity and companionship.

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