When the writers of the pen were creative in describing disappointment:
Dostoyevsky wondered:
“How could you bear the idea that you had put a painful hole in someone’s chest that would accompany him throughout his life, and you continued like that without caring about anything?”
Leo Tolstoy goes on to express:
“My lord, those who betray you are as if they cut off your arms
Forgive them but you can't hug them.
Gibran Khalil Gibran is an advisor:
“Do not exaggerate love and do not exaggerate care and longing
Behind every exaggeration is a slap of disappointment.
As for the godfather, Khaled Tawfiq, he went into depth in the description when he said:
"Like a child who ran to his mother to hug him and was slapped to make him stop crying. Such is the betrayal!"
Then Dostoyevsky returned to finish the conversation with a sigh
Sadly, “Gentlemen, they stole almost everything from me, then I gave them the rest of my own accord!”