heart-to-heart

Reynolds wrote an agony column, “Susan Chester Heart-to-Heart Letters,” for the Brooklyn Eagle.

Thought I'd wait until you were done and we could have a little heart-to-heart behind your closed door.

They had been hanging over the low balustrade, engaged in a heart-to-heart talk with two pretty Quartier brunettes.

They had a heart-to-heart talk presently, with the result that Mark Twain was free.

The longing for a real heart-to-heart friendship had been on one side only; that was the first, and most petrifying revelation.

I've realised it since a heart-to-heart talk old Con forced me to have with him a fortnight before we sailed.

He must go to Monteverde, give him a good, heart-to-heart lecture, so that he would be good and not make her suffer.