And don't worry. From wherever I am, I'll watch out for you. I'll be your guardian angel, sweetheart. You can count on me to keep you safe.
Nicholas Sparks Carolinian
Source
Jim Barenson, Prologue, p. xv-xvi
- work
- The Guardian (2003)
- year
- 2003
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“And don't worry. From wherever I am, I'll watch out for you.…” Nicholas Sparks. Carolina Quotes, record CQ-2CFA734ACB. https://carolinaquotes.com/quote/2cfa734acb
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