“The greatest inheritance that a parent can leave to their child is the memory of his love, otherwise the rest has no value.”

—  Prevale

Original: (it) La più grande eredità che un genitore possa lasciare al proprio figlio è il ricordo del suo amore, altrimenti il resto non ha alcun valore.
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