but sometimes deception is needed not to hurt the ones we care for. — Astrid Yrigollen, His Black Wings
but sometimes deception is needed not to hurt the ones we care for. — Astrid Yrigollen, His Black Wings
but sometimes deception is needed not to hurt the ones we care for. — Astrid Yrigollen, His Black Wings
but sometimes deception is needed not to hurt the ones we care for. — Astrid Yrigollen, His Black Wings
but sometimes deception is needed not to hurt the ones we care for. — Astrid Yrigollen, His Black Wings
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but sometimes deception is needed not to hurt the ones we care for.

— Astrid Yrigollen, His Black Wings
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More “Deception” Quotes

The most dangerous enemy is not the one who lingers behind you in the shadows, but the one who walks beside you as a fri — Bianca Scardoni, Inception
No man is exempted from the subtle deception of doctrinal drift – the man of God expects this temptation. — Gary Rohrmayer
But this is deception. It’s moving very fast, and just because you can’t see and feel it, doesn’t mean it’s not the trut — Roderick Vincent, The Cause
For you, it’s all about money, money, money. But what about the forests I say? Some of those trees have been there for h — Emily Arden, Lie to me: Deception: Book Two
Do you know how many acres of beautiful forests and moors have been destroyed by your company? How many animals have los — Emily Arden, Lie to me: Deception: Book Two
A genius is no more—and no less—than someone who insists on the truth, while others face the other way. — Neel Burton
I can't count the men who have tried to seduce me away from my virtue by teaching me how to defend it. — Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind
I’m contemplating if book sales and promotions can actually be rigged like so many other things in our everyday lives? — Stanley Victor Paskavich, Stantasyland: Quips Quotes and Quandaries
As soon as jealousy is discovered, it is regarded by the person who is its object as a challenge which justifies decepti — Marcel Proust, The Captive & The Fugitive
Ample figure, dazzling splendour to rest under the bed of soil; blooming dreams and withering numb; pangs of hunger, hit — Preeth Nambiar, The Solitary Shores
People wear masks in the light because true happiness are the agents of deception and delusion. — Lionel Suggs
Our covetousness for miracles and wonders leads into self-deception — Sunday Adelaja