The bombs were coming-and so was I.

Markus Zusak
The bombs were coming-and so was I.
The bombs were coming-and so was I.
The bombs were coming-and so was I.
The bombs were coming-and so was I.
About This Quote

The bombs were coming-and so was I. This phrase is used to show that you are prepared for the most dangerous situations by putting all of your effort into something you desire. When you are prepared for anything, then nothing can stop you.

Source: The Book Thief

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