Karma Backstabbers Quotes Novels & Stories

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

“They accepted the news gracefully.” He narrowed his eyes. “That’s very vague. What aren’t you saying?” I hesitated. “One of them said something to me. I wouldn’t call it a threat, at least I don’t think so, but it felt like one.” Alex straightened like someone had yanked a cord on him. “What did he say?” “I’m pretty sure it was just heat-of-the-moment stuff,” I mumbled. “He said karma comes for everyone. And that I should… ‘watch my back.’”

She paused to turn to the bartender and finally request a drink. I waited, my jaw already flexing and my chest tightening at the same time. I requested a drink after her. She took two big sips and asked for a refill before finally facing me again. "If I had never returned for revenge, nothing would ever happen to you. Nothing was going to happen to you. Your businesses grew times five, and you look even better with age. Your mom, Whitney.. everyone was having a blast when I came to New York. Everyone was happy while I had been faced with trauma.. battling with PTSD all these years. Karma was never going to do shit. Karma is a stupid fairytale, it does nothing."

“I’m imagining Ophelia face when she gets to see it. Its like she got slapped by karma herself.” Grace didn't know I was the one who anonymously dropped that comment last night. I chuckled quietly, swirling the tea in my cup. “Karma wore heels last night and kicked her straight in the chest.” “She’ll be crying for days,” Grace added with a devilish smirk. “For sure she would,” I rolled my eyes wickedly. Grace slapped her palm on the table, laughing. “Oh my God, Samantha! You’re evil!” “I’m not evil,” I said with a smirk. “I’m just very, very fair.”

She did not wait for Beth to say anything before she continued, “I am just serving you the same dose of medicine and you cannot take it? How does it feel to be bullied and yet you cannot fight back?” “Beth, karma is always waiting at the door. There is a saying that do unto others what you would like to be done unto you. Don’t go around provoking everyone just because your family is powerful. When a mad dog bites you, the owner will not be held responsible.” “I will warn you one last time, and this is also your last chance, stop provoking me and mind your business. I am no longer tied to your family, so I am not interested in your dog fights. But remember this, I can squash you like an ant a

Natgy said, confusing me the more. “Quit the Parables and tell when what you mean.” I complained. She smiled. “I told you already. You have people around you who don’t love you. You have people who you think have your best interest at heart when they really don’t.” She said and I took a moment to process what she was saying. “So you’re saying I have backstabbers around me?” “Yes, My Queen.” “And you don’t know these people? You can’t tell me who they are?”

He should worry about getting bad karma for extorting a teenager like me. "Hah! You're pulling the karma card against us, now, huh?" The chubby manager wrinkled his nose in disdain. "Only incompetent, overly emotional, and helpless people like yourself would say that! Have you ever seen someone capable talk about bad karma? Capable individuals take revenge on their enemies without waiting around for karma. Do you get it? "The termination price won't change. Pay up if your family can afford it. If not, you can forget about doing anything! Everything will be fine as long as you never show your face in the competitive league again!"

“You’re hurting me, Brandon.” I quickly let go of her arms and cursed mentally for acting like a jerk. “Yes, exactly, it’s my mistake that I’m in pain. But remember, Brandon, Karma always hits everyone back sooner or later. Just like dad, everyone has to pay for their deeds in this life itself. Just like you played with my feelings and used me to torture my dad, fate will play with you. Just like I’m helpless at this moment and couldn’t do a thing in the same, you won’t be able to do anything even with all your money.”

“Oh sweetie, after the stunt you pulled in front of everyone in town that day, I think you deserve this. And you’ll slowly come to understand that your place is with me, by my side and you’ll come back running to me.” “Oh my God, how did I ever think that you were a good man? I cannot believe I couldn’t see beyond that mask and found out just how cruel and evil you are.” “Oh sweetheart, come on. It was just a fling. You forget you are mine. And I’ll see to it that I get you back.” “In your dreams. You think if you shut down my business I’ll come crawling back to you? You’re wrong. I will close down my firm or sell my business before I would ever come back to you. You think you’re so awesome.

“He is a very bad and nasty guy who loves to psychologically manipulate girls and force them to inflict self-harm and commit suicide for his own pleasure.” Charlie began recounting Kian’s criminal history to Claire. Claire huffed furiously after listening to Charlie. “Oh my goodness, what a b*stard! Why would he do that to other people’s daughters?” Charlie said sincerely, “Well, frankly, there are always scumbags like him who like to hurt others for pleasure. They are the useless dregs of society. Sooner or later, karma will bite them back.” Claire nodded with a satisfied smile. “It looks like his karma has bitten him already!”