Novel & Cerita Don't Trust Everyone

“But their discomfort is their problem, not yours.” “It’s hard sometimes, not knowing if people are being genuine or just tolerating me because of Ocean.” “Welcome to our world, everyone has an agenda. Everyone is playing a game, you just have to decide who’s worth trusting.” “How do I know who to trust?” Sophia considers this. “Time, observation, instinct. But I can tell you a few things I’ve learned.” “Please.”

"Two, you don't speak ill of minorities and you do not hang out with people who you don't know About their past records or things they do behind your back," "Three, and this is the most important Araceli!! Trust less for Godsake Amita. There are shitty people everywhere, you can't go around trusting humans that they won't hurt you or want to take a bit from you, they are humans and they are cruel and they want what you have, therefore they are willing to use several dubious means to get what you have, either stabbing you at the back or pretending to be a caring friend or both." She ran out of breath as she looked at me despicably.

“Just once, Brandon—trust someone.” The words hit harder than he wanted to admit. === When she left, the cell felt smaller. The hum of the lights seemed louder. Brandon lay back on the cot, arm over his eyes, the smell of iron and bleach seeping into his lungs. Her voice replayed in his head. Trust someone. He’d spent his whole life distrusting everyone—every deal, every handshake, every promise. Trust was weakness in his father’s world. Trust got you used, discarded, forgotten.

'You should not trust other people immediately because not all of them will be true to you. 'You know that the more you trust, the more it hurts when you are betrayed and it will be even harder to trust again next time.' For others, that may be their reason for not trusting easily but for me, in my situation, I have to be cautious with those not just I trust but also I encounter because I'm not sure who among them is a "real" human and won't bring me harm. I'm just keeping something and it's better to think ahead for my safety. As a famous proverb says, "prevention is better than cure".

"You do not have much choice. You will always get blood on your hands, My Lady" She gulped and looked around. "But they are innocent!" "They all know the rules but they decided to break them. You do not stroke them because they are enemies, not allies. Always remember the first rule." He paused and continued. "Do not trust anyone. You might end up dead or... Other people will end up dead because of your mistake"

Rumors spread faster than facts. They always did. I sat in my office, staring at the screen. At the photo. At the story being built around me. Again. Different angle. Same game. My phone buzzed once more. Unknown number. My chest tightened. I opened it. A single message. NEW ALLIES MAKE YOU WEAKER. A second line followed. TRUST IS THE EASIEST WAY TO LOSE. My hands went cold. Because deep down I knew they weren’t entirely wrong. And that was the problem.

“That’s the thing. They’re neither yours nor ours. And if we don’t deal with them soon, they’ll be everyone’s problem. They might spread and even attack your relatives’ or friends’ packs.” Our Gamma growled low. “Why should we trust you?” Mael shrugged. “Oh, you shouldn’t. But if you let your pride get in the way, you’ll regret it.” Hannah stirred uneasily in my mind. ‘He’s hiding something.’ ‘I know.’ ‘He is not completely honest or is it early to judge?’ Hannah asked. ‘It is much better to judge people we do not know rather than trust them easily, Hannah.’ I reminded her. Since if we blindly trust people, we risk being betrayed in the end.

"Just a little while longer, and we will be out of here. Free and together once again." ‘Free.’ The word sounded so good. Like, way too good. "Yeah," I said. "Together." "I have to go now," Tony said. "They're watching the calls but I'll reach out again soon. And Sophia?" "Yeah?" "Be careful. Don't trust anyone. Not even the people we hired, especially not them." "I won't," I promised. The line went dead, and I sat there staring at my phone. ‘Don't trust anyone,’ actually seemed like good advice. But it felt hollow coming from Tony. Because if I couldn't trust him, who could I trust?

Before they parted that morning, the doctor reminded her about something very important to him. 'Before you leave,' he said, 'please, remember the fact that all we are doing now is based on total and absolute trust. And without absolute confidence in each other, gaps could easily develop between us to shatter all we are now working towards as our goal. It is important to remember that the best way we can keep our trust and confidence is by keeping strictly to our own judgment rather than seek the opinion of one who does not have any knowledge of how we started and where we are going to. For even the most earnest of friends will always give you his or her ideas and opinions based on what h

Lester stops us from arguing. “Yes, I do not usually tell everything to all of you because I am not like that person. Is it my fault that I don’t like sharing about myself with everyone? I am also like this to our other friends. If you don’t trust me, this friendship is useless because we can’t try to trust each other.”