Quote by Francoise Sagan

Love is worth whatever it costs.

Love is worth whatever it costs.

Summary

This quote implies that the value of love surpasses any sacrifices or hardships that may come with it. It suggests that love is invaluable and should be pursued and cherished regardless of the price or effort required. It emphasizes the significance of love in our lives, suggesting that the benefits and fulfillment it brings outweigh any challenges or challenges we may face along the way. Ultimately, this quote encourages us to understand the immense worth and importance of love in our lives.

By Francoise Sagan

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