Quote by Cassandra Clare

I played it for my bride, and one day you will play for yours.

I played it for my bride, and one day you will play for your

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker had played a significant role or performed a meaningful action for their bride and believes that the listener will also do the same for their future spouse. It implies the passing down of a tradition or gesture of love and commitment that transcends time and generations. The quote underscores the sentimental value of an experience and the anticipation that others will also create special moments for their loved ones in the future.

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