Quote by Melissa Marr

I'd stop anyone from taking that smile from you. I would, if I were allowed.

I'd stop anyone from taking that smile from you. I would, if

Summary

This quote expresses a sense of protectiveness and genuine concern for someone's happiness. The speaker emphasizes their willingness to go to great lengths to ensure that the person they are addressing maintains their smile and happiness. However, there is a note of restriction in their words, suggesting that external circumstances might prevent them from fully acting upon this desire.

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By Melissa Marr

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