Quotes About Trust

I'm not sure how long it will take to convince my heart to stop racing every time I'm confronted with no place to hide. Maybe a lifetime. Are you up for that?" "That's a lot of riddles." "I still have a few in me." I did too.

Because if I could believe in tomorrow or the next day, maybe that would give the magic time to come true. Or better, maybe by then I wouldn't need the magic at all.

Betrayal tends to familiarize one with weapons.

Jase promised me a lifetime with him. He promised a mountain full of trees and a family that would grow to love me again. He promised we would write our own story. And I made promises too.

He believes me. But that is nothing new. He always did because I was a rule follower. I played by the rules he understood. But there are new rules now, ones he doesn't know yet. He'll learn. Just as I'm learning.

Every one of my tomorrows is yours.

I woke up on the floor of Lia's wagon and thought she had finally planted an ax in my skull.

Some betrayals ran too deep to ever forgive.

Deceit knew no boundaries.

I can't promise any tomorrows

Was it possible to ever really know anyone, or was I simply the worst judge of character in all of history?

Wait," I said, and they paused mid-stride. "Thank you. Rafe told me you were the best of Dalbreck's soldiers. Now I know that he didn't overestimate your abilities." I turned to Sven. "And I'm sorry I threatened to feed your face to the hogs." Sven smiled. "All in a day's work, Your Highness," he said, and then he bowed. *

cause only the Lord knows the heart of a man. ain't our job to be second-guessing.

The sun was high, midday, and I knew we had to be getting close to the point where Kaden and I would leave the caravan. Whatever landscape we passed, I saw none of it. My insides were raw—shredded from one end to the other by someone who I had thought loved me. Yes, it was the longest twelve miles of my life. Orrin,

Convince him. I relaxed against his touch and didn't turn away when his mouth met mine.

But last night—I swallowed, remembering how they looked together when I went to check on Lia during the night. I had seen his hand resting on her bed and her hand curled over his. Both of them were asleep, peaceful. I backed out of the room quietly so they wouldn't see me. Maybe that was what had given me the courage to tell her the truth.

You have to make your peace with Kaden, and he with you. You are not on opposite sides anymore. Do you understand?

We'd had no outside influences to come between us.

Lay down your arms, and we will create a hope that lasts

Because everything was flying out of control. Because she was right - I wanted to trust her but I didn't. Because when I left a week ago, she had kissed me. Because I so stupidly loved her.

I needed her to know with certainty my feelings for her—before I told her that the man who took her mother worked for us.

She whirled and saw her cohorts at the end of the walk. Mason held the one with long red braids by the arm.

What did they do to you, Kazi?" His voice was low, earnest. Even in the dim light, I was able to see the worry in his eyes. I pretended I didn't know what he was talking about. "Who did what?" "Who made you afraid of an open world? An open sky? Was it Venda? Your parents?" "No one did anything," I answered quietly. "Then hold on to me," he said. "Let me show you the stars.

She never promised me tomorrows, and now I knew why.