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Quotes About Trust

I just had a precognition, she told Anna silently,a stream of unspoken love and joy. You will be very happy. Your best friend says go for it. Annas face was bright, as if someone had set a candle behind it. You're giving me permission? I'm giving you an order!
~ L.J. Smith
And I swear she will never know my secret. She will never have to give up the sunlight because of me.
~ L.J. Smith
Sometimes I think if I blink, you'll disappear
~ L.J. Smith
Stefan? No estoy segura de que Damon comprenda lo que significa ser amado.
~ L.J. Smith
She knew his secrets, knew him inside out. Humans could never know each other that way. They could never really get into another person's head. All the talking in the world couldn't even prove that you and the other person saw the same colour red.
~ L.J. Smith
I wasn't afraid to die. But, as odd as it was after our years of fighting, I was afraid to live in a world without Damon. My brother was callous, rude, and destructive. And yet he had saved me on more than one occasion during our time in London. He was the one on whom I could count when no one else could be trusted. He was all I had.
~ L.J. Smith
I, Cassie, swear not to betray my trust..." she whispered, and watched her own blood trickle off the side of her hand. "Not by word, or look, or deed, waking or sleeping, by speech or by silence..." She repeated it in a whisper. "... in this land or any other. If I do, may fire burn me, air smother me, earth swallow me, and water cover my grave.
~ L.J. Smith
There was no physical wound—our transformation healed all injuries—but the betrayal would be etched in our minds forever.
~ L.J. Smith
Friends are people to worry about, they're baggage.
~ L.J. Smith
True friends are always together in spirit.
~ L.M. Montgomery
Oh, sometimes I think it is of no use to make friends. They only go out of your life after awhile and leave a hurt that is worse than the emptiness before they came.
~ L.M. Montgomery
No little boy likes to be called a little man, but any little boy likes to be treated as a little man, and this is what Marian had done for me: at times, and when she had wanted to, she had endowed me with the importance of a grown-up; she had made me feel that she depended on me. She, more than anyone, had puffed me up.
~ L.P. Hartley
Their conversations usually followed the same pattern: beginning with Lady Franklin and her obsession, they ended with Leadbitter and his fictitious home-life. Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies; but Lady Franklin asked a great many questions and Leadbitter told her a great many lies.
~ L.P. Hartley
Halk, her zaman yalanlar? kendisi yaratm??; sonra da bunlara inanm??t?r.
~ La Boetie
All confidence is dangerous unless it is complete; there are few circumstances in which it is not better either to hide all or to tell all.
~ La Bruy?re
A faithless woman, if known to be such by the person concerned, is but faithless ; if she is believed faithful, she is treacherous.
~ la bruyere jean de
All confidence placed in another is dangerous if it is not perfect, for on almost all occasions we ought to tell everything or to conceal everything. We have already told too much of our secret, if one single circumstance is to be kept back.
~ la bruyere jean de vi
Love begins with love ; and the warmest friendship cannot change even to the coldest love.
~ la bruyere jean de vi
We never deceive people to benefit them, for knavery is a compound of wickedness and falsehood.
~ la bruyere jean de vi
We confide our secret to a friend, but in love it escapes us.
~ la bruyere jean de vi
Some men promise to keep your secret and yet reveal it without knowing they are doing so; they do not wag their lips, and yet they are understood; it is read on their brow and in their eyes; it is seen through their breast; they are transparent.
~ la bruyere jean de vii
If a secret is revealed, the person who has confided it to another is to be blamed.
~ la bruyere jean de vii
Those who are incapable of great crimes don't readily suspect others of them.
~ La Rochefoucauld
Women in love sooner forgive great indiscretions than small infidelities.
~ La Rochefoucauld