Quotes About Loss Of Trust の小説・ストーリー

I could see it in his eyes, he meant what he just said, Trust. Trust is definitely a hard thing to come by especially right now in this line of work, putting your trust in someone could be the difference between life and death. Look at what every man I have ever trusted has done to me, Carlos and my father are truly perfect examples that blind trust could easily just get you killed.

He can't live without you, and neither can I. Looking at his affectionate appearance, I would definitely be moved and unable to resist following him back if I had not been given a second chance at life. Now, my heart was only filled with peace, without the slightest emotion. I looked at him calmly and slowly replied, "Titus, I don't want to experience that piercing pain of being wronged and ignored by you again. Trust is like a mirror; the cracks will always remain even if you piece it back together after it's broken. Your regret now is more about the resentment of loss and remembering my sacrifices, not about truly understanding me and genuinely knowing where you did wrong."

He really did seem to know and understand what I was going through and where I was coming from. “Why should I trust you?” I asked him with an arch of my brow. The last thing I needed was to put my trust in the wrong person right now. “Why not?” He answered with a shrug of his shoulders. “You have to start trusting people eventually or you will lose everything and end up all alone. I get it. It’s hard to trust when you have been crapped on your entire life but it’s okay to put yourself out there sometimes. Ask yourself if you feel like you can trust me. Whatever you decide, there’s your answer. I don’t have to know but I am here and I have been through it with her if you need an ear to listen

"I was just thinking about how fast time's flown," I said. "All these years together... kinda hit me outta nowhere." Matthew smiled, tapped my nose. "Don't worry. I'm not going anywhere. We've got decades ahead of us." Decades? The word echoed in my head like a joke with a mean punchline. Once trust is gone, all that's left is paranoia and pain. A lifetime of that? No thanks. I forced a smile. "Alright. Decades it is. Let's light the candles."

But here he was, admitting that he was struggling with something—something bigger than business or family expectations. “I get that,” I replied softly, my voice barely above a whisper. “It’s hard to trust people. I mean, really trust them. People say one thing, and then they do another. And over time, it gets harder to let anyone in. To believe that they’ll actually stick around, that they won’t just... disappear when things get tough.”

How can I not trust you? *

"At this rate, I don't think we will make it to the next quarter without some sort of reconstruction." "I don't think that is what we should be focusing on." I rubbed my temple lightly, still staring at the projected figures on the board. "Reconstruction won't fix much. We are losing credibility, that's the problem." "We are not trusted anymore." another member of the team spoke. "And in this industry, once trust cracks.." "It is impossible to restore." I finished the words for her. She was absolutely right. Though our company hasn't collapsed yet, it was tilting, faster than I could afford to keep it up.

The breakup words finally came out. For Celine and Zack, the burden they felt was indeed heavy. Yet, at least, it gave them little time to rearrange their hearts and prejudices. The phrase is that a relationship without trust is like planting a tree in barren soil without water to nourish it. Every relationship will face phases where loyalty and trust are tested. The results will be beautiful in due time for those who successfully navigate through these trials. And for those who stumble and fall due to a lack of trust, they should use it as an opportunity for self-reflection.

"How can we mend the bonds that have been broken and restore trust among our kin?" Tricc's eyes gleamed with understanding as he offered his counsel, his words a beacon of hope in the darkness of deceit. "Trust is a fragile gift, easily shattered but not beyond repair," he reassured. "Open your hearts to forgiveness, nurture the seeds of reconciliation, and from the ashes of betrayal, you shall forge bonds stronger than steel."