Code of Conduct (Cipher Security, #1)

by April White

“You do that well – say you’re not going to say a thing as you say it anyway.” “I’m British,” he shrugged. “It comes with the accent.

“You can be afraid and still strong, still fearless and indomitable. You can be afraid, and you can trust, and then when you’re ready, you can let go of the fear. Fear muffles you. Let it go, and then you can live out loud again like you’re meant to.”

“Whatever words get said in the heat of anger, or cold fear, or even calm conversation, it is your choice to believe them, and your choice to give them meaning. Because you know what? They are just words, and the only power words have over us is the power we give them.”