An apology doesn't come with an eraser...




An apology doesn't come with an eraser.

Forgiveness doesn't mean memory loss.

Once the house of trust is broken, it has to be rebuilt.

Things aren't the way they were before, and they may not be for some time.

If the person who wasn't truthful isn't willing to be patient and open to rebuild broken trust,
then it may not be possible to rebuild.

~Doe Zantamata

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