Shakespeare's Sonnets

Shakespeare Sonnet # 138

What does he mean by these lines: "...love's best habit is in seeming trust..."?

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The speaker says that trust, or at least pretending trust in his case with the lover, is the virtue of love.

what says she not she is unjust?

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