Things like trust cannot be restored, at least not instantly. And then we hope that everything will go back to the way it was before so we can trust and forgive... but things in life often don't work out that way.Anyone who has been a victim of violence knows how hard it is to think about forgiving. However, forgiving does not mean rebuilding trust. It's like when someone takes something from you, freeing them from the need to give you back what they took from you does not force you to give them back what they took from you. Forgiveness is releasing a debt... breaking the bond that keeps you tied to pain. It is letting go.That is why forgiveness is an act of liberation not only for the one who receives it, but above all, for the one who grants it. Forgiving sets you free.

Not agreeing with the statements would definitely be an injustice with your genuine thought process. Indeed trust cannot be restored instantly as it has been rightly said that human heart is even more delicate than a glass, and once it breaks, it can’t be fixed to form the same as it was before. Scars would always remain there .
Now forgiving and letting go off things depends upon the strength of the forgiving person and the extent of remorse of the person seeking forgiveness.
Restoration of the relations after a conflict always take time and to consider it as an instant thing to happen, would always be an imprudent thought.