“You’re seventeen,” Magnus said. “You can’t have wasted a life you’ve barely lived.”
Cassandra Clare book Clockwork Prince
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“Will stared down at his hands. "My whole life wrecked, destroyed…"
"You're seventeen," Magnus said. "You can't have wrecked a life you've barely lived.”
— Cassandra Clare, book Clockwork Prince
Source: Clockwork Prince
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