Heartless Person Bad Karma Quotes Novels & Stories

The worse you make things right now, the worse things will be later when it's time for you to pay for your crimes. "Tsk… Is that all you have to say, old geezer?" Bart retorted. "Aren't you a bit too naïve to use something like karma to scare me? Not to mention that we have rebelled against the First Caste. Do you think we care about your threats? How preposterous! I'll ask you one more time. Do you want them all dead or alive?"

He cried screaming his lungs out in the hope it would help him from getting ease from the pain which was building high in his heart. This tormenting is not letting Girik do anything. He is dying every second as if there are hands all over his body holding knives in them and poking his wounds to bleed them. This is the right punishment to Girik from God. It's said that there is no sound in God's stick but when it hits, it hits your whole life upside down. Money, power, luxury, name, can't save from your karma because it's neither hungry for these nor scared from any of these.

And where would I get the medicine? Sadness grips over me as I understand that I cannot help it after this. Even though it is one dangerous creature, no one should be considered harmful before you learn their reason. The Barnard's called out to me as a threat and mistreated me, even before understanding what I was going through. Sometimes I don't understand why the world has to be so cruel. If I have tried to harm somebody, it just makes me more sad and I will get the payback in a heavier form. I believe I am the only one who gets the payback from Karma and no one else. Because cruel people seem to be enjoying their life well.

"Not anymore. Karma is a stupid spiritual belief. In real life, good people end up victims." Sara put a hand on my shoulder and looked at me with concern in her eyes. "These people hurt you, they're hurting the universe, and it will backfire. Sloane will suffer for her sins." I gazed up at the tall bamboo trees."Do you think I'm suffering from karma? Do you think I deserve what's happening to me? Maybe I hurt someone and I can't remember." Sara shook her head. "I've lived with you since I was eleven, Dakota. I'm eighteen now. You're the kindest person in this world," she said. "You don't deserve to suffer."

“Well you can say that I deserve it, cause whatever that is happening to me right now is exactly what I deserve, I did something very bad and I'm paying for it” “Is it that bad?” “Very bad, you can say that I broke someone trust and now Karma is dealing with me, and I like the punishment cause I deserve it and so much more” “Don't you think you're being too harsh on yourself?” “No, I'm not, I clearly deserve it” “No, everybody actually deserves a second chance” “You think so?” “I know so”

He subconsciously retorted, "What are you talking about? Did you hurt your brain in the crash?" "Haha, you hoped for that, didn't you? But God won't do as you wish. Evil will be rewarded with evil, and good will be rewarded with good. Well, karma is a b*tch!" After she finished speaking, she looked away from Charles and turned to Lamont. "I've said what I had to say. Now it's his turn." This made him look at Lamont. He realized that Lamont had been holding a recording pen in his hand, and he rushed in angrily. "You b*tch, what did you say to him?"

I felt something heavy on my heart that I wasn't able to take away from here. Aunt kept saying a lot of things, but I couldn't focus now. My head was getting heavy, and I was having a hard time standing over there. 'Nothing happens by chance, by fate. You create your own fate by your actions. That's Karma.' At last, I heard everyone shouting my name when I fell down to the ground because of the unbearable pain. I smiled softly, seeing my angel's face because darkness consumed me. ***** 'Hey, wake up!' 'Wake up, you idiot human!'

another mumbled Gosh! I didn't know those grannies believed in superstition to that extent. "How would a woman that suffered for multiple months derive her son's happiness? Would she now be happy that her son is laying on the hospital bed?" The first woman spoke out "Those rich people are always fond of making the poor cry. Forgetting the karma is real and will catch up. I hope her son doesn't get better and loses his life. She needs to feel the pain of losing someone dearly close to your heart" a woman in her middle fifties ranted

she said. Jerry heaved a sigh and finished his food. “I don’t agree with the karma part. But I think, and what you should be thinking also is that it is a lesson that we can’t forget. Karma sounds like you’re a terrible person,” he scoffed. She shrugged her shoulders. “I don’t know, Jerry. Am I a terrible person? I mean, why would I even ask that question when it is so obvious that I destroyed Hunter’s reputation and my exposé caused the downfall of his legacy.”

“Then what do you think I should do? Should I just give up the development of the entire core for them?” “You should at least try to arrange a suitable place for them to relocate.” “Why should I?” “Why should you?” Suddenly, I had no idea how to reply to him. In a hurry, I said seriously, “Haven’t you heard of karma? If you show more kindness in daily life and care more about the marginalized, maybe that will be the silver bullet to your illness.” He stared at me and sneered. “Thank you for your concern, but unfortunately, I have never believed in kindness, in the whole psychobabble.”