True evil is unlikely to receive an invitation from us, so it clothes itself in just enough truth to make itself look appealing and then it looks to unpeel us.
Betrayal dressed in love and trimmed with the facade of good intentions is the most barbaric of all betrayals.
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Betrayal dressed in love and trimmed with the facade of good intentions is the most barbaric of all betrayals.
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