[ Not that she would trust him even if he swore it. She knew all too well that even the vows of a marriage were no guarantee that someone could be trusted. There had been many promises of loyalty given to her in the past and they'd turned out to mean nothing.
Still, if they're going to be friends, she might as well just flat-out say it. Her voice lowered a little, as though it was a little more meaningful than the first time she said it. ]
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[ Not that she would trust him even if he swore it. She knew all too well that even the vows of a marriage were no guarantee that someone could be trusted. There had been many promises of loyalty given to her in the past and they'd turned out to mean nothing.
Still, if they're going to be friends, she might as well just flat-out say it. Her voice lowered a little, as though it was a little more meaningful than the first time she said it. ]
I really am sorry.