Quote by Cassandra Clare

You promise? I swear on the angel. The hell with that. I swear on us.Why us? Because there isn't anything I believe in more.

You promise? I swear on the angel. The hell with that. I swe

Summary

This quote captures a conversation between two individuals, emphasizing the significance of their bond and trust. The speaker refuses to make a promise using traditional symbols (such as an angel) and instead choses to swear upon their relationship. By stating "us" as their point of trust, the speaker reveals the depth of their belief in the strength and reliability of their connection, surpassing any external values or beliefs. It illustrates the power of personal relationships and highlights the speaker's unwavering dedication and faith in their shared connection.

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Clary Fray Jace Lightwood Clary And Jace

By Cassandra Clare

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