Is there any sentence said by someone else that touched you a lot?

For me, it's just "I have faith in you" that warmed my heart in cold winter.

This simple sentence is like a song that lingers in my heart.

I can even recall those who ever spoke out the exact same words to me.

Before the English Contest, my English teacher May (WMF) in junior school encouraged me.

When I suffered a lot from leaving home for the first time, Lucy wrote to me, "I believe in you. And the sun will soon come out."

I once doubted my ability in study, my dad said the words. "Why?" I asked. "Because I did worry about your study in Junior 2 which was thought to be a key year, but you went through it smoothly. So afterwards I worry no more."

When the Senior 3 year just began, I had a short talk with Lily Luo on the phone, and at last she spoke in her sweet voice, "You will do better than me. I have faith in you!"

Moreover, between a break my classmate WPL asked me to learn from her sister WX who aced the college entrance exam and said, "Come on! I have confidence in you." He just didn't know how his words had worked on me when he said this unconsciously.

When I failed to perform well in the college entrance exam and posted a journal in my Qzone, XZX left a message, ending with "I firmly believe you".

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And just tonight, Ray replied, "Good luck, Raicy, I have faith in you." A great feeling, to be frank, swept over me.

It seems sooooooo long before I heard of it again, this simple sentence that embodies the love and trust from my friends and relatives.

Certainly there are some more but I cannot remember the situation. Lily Li, my roommate, often said it with a big smile when she wanted to encourage me. 

Sometimes I lack confidence.

I hesitate. I vacillate.

But they all believe me, why not take courage and be confident?

So, it has become the very sentence that I want to hear most when I need support and comfort.

I never asked for it, yet surprisingly, they all told me like that.

Simple but significant.

Yeah. Have confidence, and leave out all the rest.