Quote by Cassandra Clare

But I will never have a bride.

But I will never have a bride.

Summary

This quote implies a sense of acceptance or resignation towards a life without marriage or romantic partnership. It suggests that the speaker has accepted the fact that they may never experience the traditional concept of "bride" or having a spouse. It portrays the speaker's contentment or maybe even a sense of destiny with a different life path, acknowledging that the idea of marriage may not be part of their future.

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