But I didn't need Prince Charming.
"But I didn't need Prince Charming," is a line from the book Angel by James Patterson. It suggests a character's independence and confidence, indicating she doesn't rely on a traditional hero or savior to solve her problems or fulfill her needs.
This quote emphasizes themes of self-reliance and strength, highlighting that the character considers herself capable of handling her challenges without external rescue. It reflects a modern view of independence and personal empowerment within the story.
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