[ Maybe she trusted him before they met, by default, and then he opened his mouth. That's neither here nor there, though, and she picks up a pair of chopsticks and goes for the vegetables and karaage— not necessarily things she likes best, but the things that are best eaten fresh, and not when packed into a lunch box and reheated hours later for her brother at home. ]
You don't have to trust me, and I don't have to trust you. Trust isn't something that's "decided." It's not give-and-take.
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[ Maybe she trusted him before they met, by default, and then he opened his mouth. That's neither here nor there, though, and she picks up a pair of chopsticks and goes for the vegetables and karaage— not necessarily things she likes best, but the things that are best eaten fresh, and not when packed into a lunch box and reheated hours later for her brother at home. ]
You don't have to trust me, and I don't have to trust you. Trust isn't something that's "decided." It's not give-and-take.