Books Karma Novels & Stories

Karma said before looking back at a man who had taken out his phone. "You! Give me your phone." Karma said. When he saw that the man was hesitating. He smiled sweetly before taking away the phone and destroying it with a shot. "You better not try that again. I hate it when people interrupt my conversation. What lousy people you have recruited this time, Carl?" Karma reprimanded before he looked back at the map. "The house doesn't look particularly good. And since we already have your mansion, I don't think it's of any use anyways. What do you say, Marx?" Karma asked as he looked at the design of the house which wasn't particularly of his interest.

Like what you did. I shook my head, "Thank you for reminding me my stupid mistake." [You're welcome.] "You know what, Mike? It made me wondering if you really are my friend, the way you speak to me. You seem helping the fate reminding me all the freaking mistakes I've done." [Of course, Kalix. I'm your freaking friend. Besides, I hired myself to remind you every single day the mistake you've done.] Great. Now karma turned my friend into his walkie talkie.

Kara I had been working on a plan to reach the Eclipse pack. However, I faced a couple of challenges. Firstly, I didn’t know how to drive, so I needed to find a driver. Secondly, convincing someone to be my driver seemed impossible, I couldn't think of a single person to take me without my family knowing, they would only stop me if they found out. Plus, the pack was a 5-hour drive away, and walking there was definitely not an option for me.

his wolf growled. Lucas cursed under his breath, but before he could move, Karma screamed. She was clutching the torn fabric....pink, dotted and her hand was burning. The acid spread across her skin like wildfire. Lucas rushed to her side, gently shoving her hand into his mouth. His tongue, warm and rough, washed away the acid, cooling the pain instantly. “Wait—it’ll burn you!” Karma warned but he didn’t stop. Water, now! she mind-linked to the servants.

"It was... uncalled for." ​Vince snorted, stabbing a piece of grilled chicken with his fork. "Uncalled for? That’s a Tuesday for Luke Cromwell. You’re lucky he only told you to move two steps. Last month, he told a lead designer that their color palette was ‘offensive to the eyes of anyone with an IQ above fifty.’ The guy quit an hour later." ​"He wasn't always like this, was he?" I asked, testing the waters. "Mateo said the accident changed him."

Karma is definitely a b*tch but in a good way -Damien DAMIEN POV I looked ahead of me as I parked the car a bit far away from the house. The parking was full so I had to. I didn't expect so many people to show up at Lila's funeral but again how could have I. I never gave her a chance to speak. Rain picked up Amber as she exited the car. I could see Rain was struggling with Amber so I took her from Rain. Rain didn't say a word but her face fell. I didn't want to hurt her feelings but I knew she wasn't capable of carrying Amber.

I said with a furrowed brow. "She will not kiss you if she doesn't have feelings for you, and Cara was not even that drunk to blame the alcohol for her actions," she said. "That's not true. I kiss Hope every time, but I don't have feelings for her," I said. "Cara can do that too," I added. "Then why are you so affected?" her voice is now annoyed. "I was getting my hopes up, and she'll say she regretted kissing me. I was so hurt and now tell why is she bothered too?"

When I was released early from prison for good behavior, my three sisters showed up to pick me up with a dog collar in hand. Vivian Bennett, my eldest sister, held it out to me and said calmly, "Put it on. Don't take it off until we make it home. Pass this final test, and you'll officially become a Bennett." Claire Bennett, my second sister, patted me on the shoulder and sighed. "You've suffered these past seven years. But you smell awful. Go home and take a really good shower before you sit down for dinner." Natalie Bennett, my third sister, looked me up and down, frowning. "When did you get so skinny? I guess the collar suits you now." Seven years ago, they said something similar. Luc

Karma was a real bitch. Seriously, there was a Goddess at the club named Karma and she was indeed a bitch. She’d punched Amber in the left tit once after a mark chose Amber instead. Amber ripped her hair extension out and they’d gotten into a fight in the middle of The Rainbow Room. Amber got a huge tip from the mark afterwards and was booked all night long by other marks who’d witnessed the cat fight. She had won of course, kicked Karma’s ass.

Kayn, standing behind Zed, couldn't hold back his indignation, drawing voices of agreement from the crowd—clearly, these were his men. "You're so arrogant; it's the first time I've seen someone daring to talk to me like that." Karma clasped her hands to her chest and looked at me playfully. "Since you said that, let's have a match. Just in case people say I'm bullying you, I won't transform into a wolf. If you can beat me, I'll count you as the winner." Karma took a step forward onto the raised platform, scrutinizing me condescendingly with disdain in his eyes.