Don't Trust Everyone Novels & Stories

But minutes have passed and there is nothing suspicious happening. I sighed in relief after knowing that it was safe. "It's good that you now know how to doubt things. You should learn from your experiences. There are many evils in this world. Everyone is your enemy. Don't trust, even those people who are close to your heart." I looked at him when he said those. He is now looking at a magazine. I can't say anything, because he is right. "They can be an angel in front of you and then kill you behind your back."

I didn't sleep much that night, Leo's messages sit unanswered on my phone, screen dark now, but I can still see the words behind my eyes every time I close them. *Don't trust the man who remembers everything.* It's the kind of sentence designed to plant itself and grow roots, whether or not the person who planted it deserves to be believed. I hate that it's working.

"We're not suggesting otherwise. We're just letting you know what people are saying. Better you hear it from friends than from enemies." "Are we friends?" I asked bluntly. "We could be." Elena leaned forward. "We're all women navigating this world. We understand the challenges, the expectations, the constant scrutiny. We thought you might appreciate having people who understand what you're going through." It sounded genuine. But I had learned not to trust appearances in this world. "I appreciate that. Really." I said. "Before I forget here's a piece of advice." "What's that?" "Be very careful who you trust. This world is full of people who will smile to your face whilst planning your downfal

Williams opened it with a grim expression and snatched it down. There was only one piece of paper with the following terrifying message on it: Never put your trust in anyone. You underestimate how close they are.

"Trust? Trust is a fragile thing, my dear Ethan. It can be shattered in an instant. You must be willing to make sacrifices for the greater good. Scarlett's cunning knows no bounds. Are you willing to risk everything for the sake of a few doubts?" I stood my ground, my voice trembling with determination. "Shakira, I can't ignore the doubts that consume me any longer. The truth is paramount, and I won't be swayed by your manipulations. I need honesty, transparency. Trust is the foundation of our mission, and without it, we are destined to fail."

“I know you are a kind person but you can’t trust everyone. You will end up getting hurt” “I don’t trust everyone” She mumbled but couldn’t meet his eyes. “You believe people easily and it would end up biting you in the ass one day. Nobody can be trusted when it comes to money so put that in mind” “That’s not true. Not everyone turns evil when money is involved.” She argued but Luca shook his head. “Not in this world. Everyone wants something from you and they would do anything including lie to your face to get what you want. You can never trust someone easily. It’s dangerous” Luca warned, looking her straight in the eyes.

Raven inched closer to me, so close that I could feel his breath wash over my face. I met his gaze, refusing to let him tower over me, control me, or dominate me. “What the hell do you want, Raven?” “Don’t trust everyone blindly, Valerie,” He said. Raven spoke in a voice that almost made me believe he cared. But wasn’t he one of everyone? So, I calmly nodded my head. “Yes, I am not believing everyone.” My meaning clear, I would trust everyone or anyone but him. “Oh.” Raven raised his brows, and then two seconds later he laughed, like I said, a joke? Then he patted my head. “Good. You’re quick to learn!”

“I said before how every pack wants to be the one in power, and that cause an internal feud—one that almost crumple the new Trinity pack—” “But why don't they just agree to one leader?” Nyx questioned. I almost laughed at her naivety. I cleared my throat and answered, “Trust. Trust is one thing men can never give freely. In fact, one had to be careful when choosing whom to trust. Because, trusting the wrong person could get you stabbed. But at the same time, it's important to trust because that brings prosperity.” “So, does that mean if they had trusted each other and had appointed one leader then they'd have no problem?” Nyx asked and I shook my head.

I’d finally swayed them. “I can’t promise that all magical people are good,” I continued. “But I cannot condemn another people for choosing to exist differently.” “How do we know this won’t happen again?!” someone cried, and a murmur rose. “How do even trust them?!” Another cried out. “The same way we trust everybody else,” I said quickly. “We’ll trust them that way. And we’ll set up systems. Evil will never be swept under the rug, and will never go unpunished. Magic has always been a part of this pack. We can’t pretend otherwise.”

My phone buzzes with messages, emails, reminders,but I ignore them all. I need to think. I need to figure out who the hell I can actually trust. Because suddenly, it doesn’t feel like that list includes anyone.