Quote by Hans Alcanzare

I made a mistake and it was forgiven, but the damage done has been remarkable. Nothing comes easy after a typhoon cleared all property. I left you hanging that's why I came back and willing to take the risks to build a new home even if another typhoon comes again. Because if this is the only way to prove how much I love you, then I will build a town for you...

I made a mistake and it was forgiven, but the damage done ha

Summary

This quote reflects on the speaker recognizing that their mistake has had a significant negative impact, comparing it to the aftermath of a devastating typhoon that wipes away everything. The speaker acknowledges that they left someone hanging due to their error, but they are now willing to come back and take risks to make amends. They express their love and commitment by stating they would rebuild an entire town for the person as a way to demonstrate their dedication.

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Love Mistakes Inspirational Trials Sweet Albert Einstein Paolo Coelho Second Chance

By Hans Alcanzare

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