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He just walks slow steps ahead of me and I follow his footsteps. Thick drops of tears well on my eyes blurring the vision in front of me making everything dark from my side that I fall hard on the road and hurt my leg. It hurts but I don't want to call him. I don't want to ask him help. I sit recklessly on the ground as I stare the pitched road and weep my heart out. I don't know, I don't know what did I ever did wrong to anybody. I have heard people say Karma is a bitch and it will hurt you the way you have never imagined.

He thought. "When we don't want this fate for our daughters then how can we think about claiming our love interests without giving thought to the feelings of their parents or loved ones? If we do this today, it will come back to us tomorrow. Karma has no menu. You get served what you deserved." Daniel finished his speech to delete the confusion in Azlan's mind.

Kassius reveals this, and I almost burst out laughing. Damn, karma really is a bitch. “Ah, and are we supposed to feel sorry for you? I mean, this is simply karma coming to bite you back in the ass. After all, you had no problem capturing and slaughtering other people’s children,” Caelen says, voicing out my exact thoughts.

With that, she walked out of the room leaving the old man in nothing but tears of remorse. Indeed sometimes karma can be a little late to hit but when it does it can be disastrous. __________________________________ The next will be updated soon, keep on liking and commenting. Keep on following me here and on I*******m it's mirah_selim Till the next adios

he said, lifting me off my feet. I wrapped my legs around his waist as he thrust deep inside me. The sex was raw and passionate, it was as if we were celebrating the fact that we had actually survived the fight He knotted me under the spray, both of us moaning loudly as we came together. Afterward, as we dried each other, Damon gave me a very serious look. "Sometimes, I feel that even though what I did, ending my father, was for the good of a lot of people, I still think that karma will soon catch up with me."

"I could bankrupt him with a snap of my fingers. If you don't want me to destroy him, I suggest you behave." I let out a bitter laugh and spat in his face. "Go ahead. He dumped me a long time ago. I hate him more than anyone. If it weren't for him, I wouldn't have ended up like this. If you actually ruin him, I should be thanking you." "Is that so?" He let out a low chuckle, his voice laced with cruel amusement. "Looks like you're finally getting a taste of karma. But tell me, what about those kids? Do they mean nothing to you?"

My vision blurs and I can feel my grip on consciousness slipping. “You…” I choke, blood spilling again. My voice is barely a whisper as I lean closer. “I swear by my last breath… you’ll pay for this. In my next life, I’ll make sure you die by my hands. I’ll be your karma… even if it t-takes hundreds o-of centuries to find you.” “Karma?” he laughs lightly. “That’s a fucking myth.” He presses a kiss to my cheek, then yanks the knife free. A soundless grunt escapes my throat as he shoves me to the floor, letting my body hit it hard.

For a while they talked about ordinary things. The weather. Books. Family memories. Eventually the old man's expression grew serious. "Have you been thinking about the past again?" Samantha lowered her eyes. "I never stopped." He sighed quietly. "What happened to our family was painful." She nodded. "I know." "But carrying anger for so many years will only hurt you." Samantha looked out toward the garden. "I'm not chasing anger." "What are you chasing?" "The truth." Her grandfather studied her face for a long moment.

I told him. “I love to be the one that breaks it to you that hell doesn’t exist. It is only a figment of the imagination of people who deprive themselves of the good things of the world and want others to follow suit.” “You will surely get what you deserve one day. Karma will catch up with you and make fun of you.”

sheasks. “Karma has a surprising way of taking care of situations, all I have to do is sit back and watch,” I affirm. “Are you dumb fam!” Jayda raises her voice again. “Karma will never solve anything, revenge will,” she proclaims. “So, what are you suggesting?” I ask her even though I have an idea.