"Third time's a charm" is an idiom that means that the third attempt to do something will be successful, or that good luck will come on the third try. The phrase can also imply that the first two attempts were not successful, but the third one will bring success.

To reveal a secret or a hidden truth, often unwittingly or unintentionally.

The idiom "add fuel to the flames" means to encourage or provoke a situation that is already volatile or dangerous, often by adding more passion or intensity to it. This phrase can also refer to actions that escalate tensions or conflicts, causing them to become more intense.

The idiom "joined at the hip" is a metaphor that means two or more people are very close to each other, both physically and emotionally. It suggests that they have a strong bond that is difficult to break.

The idiom "early days" refers to the initial stage of something, usually during its beginning or formation period. It can also refer to a time when something is still new and in its early stages of development.