Karma Backstabbers Quotes Novels & Stories

Kelvin chuckled, looking at her; she had no idea that he couldn't read minds. "Karen has done nothing to you, and she has never done anything." "Why do you despise her so much?" He asked her, leaning on the door. "I said get out of my way." She yelled, attracting the guards' attention, who asked them to keep quiet. "Let that hatred inside of you melt away before it's too late." You'll get ruined in the process of trying to impress others. "Have you ever heard of the word Karma?" "It hits back so fucking bad that you will end up hating yourself more than you hate Karen." Kelvin told her. He wanted to find out what the spy was worried about, as he had been instructed by Karen, and he knew the

Suddenly, someone rushed out of the crowd and shouted, "You are way out of line here, Grandpa! Aren't you afraid of karma?" The old Master Shaw turned around to find Marcus and said, "Not this again, Marcus! Where would there be karma? She is getting what she deserves. Six years ago when she had just been released from prison, she had taken Kenton Horst's manhood from him. That's an inarguable fact!"

Why does today, of all days, have to be the day Cody decides to become a fucking pain in my balls? "Alright. But before you do anything, think of the consequences. I'm not saying there will be any, but karma is a thing, bro." I'm about to turn to him when Cody shoves his hands in his pockets and shrugs. This guy has the gall to talk about karma when my life has been nothing but a vicious, endless cycle of karmic "rewards." I look at him for a moment and chuckle, "What if I am the karma for the Guardians?"

“She will get her karma. Thank you for your help.” Karma. I don’t believe in it. If karma existed, then men like me wouldn’t be needed to take out assholes like Sforza. Karma is a platitude that helps people to sleep better at night. “She will get revenge on me, you do know that right?” Maddie asks. “I shouldn’t have challenged her like that. I shrug. “So what if she does. She’s not a part of your world anymore, Maddie. She’s a tiny, insignificant, annoying little fly.”

Nicklaus Michaelson I told you, someday you'll kneel and beg for mercy, guess what my dream is about to come through. Karma is a bitch, I was once a weakling but thank you for opening my eyes, Am now a ruthless Zillionaire

“You will soon find out but for now, I just want to let you know how much I enjoy seeing you like this, pathetic and suffering. Well, your suffering has not started but when it does, you will be left with nothing.” Anger took over my body and I marched to the bar then gripped it tight. “I don’t know who you think you are, but I won’t let you do shit… You’re the one responsible for me losing my spot on those clubs, aren’t you?” I asked through gritted teeth, and he chuckled. “You could say that. But…This is just the beginning, Lucas. Watch your back. It’s all coming back to you like karma. I am karma.”

I sobbed, recalling the expression on everyone’s faces. “No one hates you. They’re just disappointed with you, and you will have to earn everyone’s trust.”, he said, wiping my tears again. “Why…why are you … acting … so sweet with… me? Don’t you … hate me already?” “Martin Luther King Jr. once said, ‘Returning hate for hate multiples hate, adding deeper darkness devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, and only love can do that.’ The night when I chose you as my chosen mate, I swear to Moon Goddess that I would bring you the right place by hook or by crook. Because if you were stubborn, then I was stubborn too.”

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?"

Sienna’s spine went rigid. “Is that supposed to make me feel guilty?” she hissed. “Not really. I’d be damned if you had a conscience.” She scoffed. “Conscience doesn’t pay bills, little pauper.” I smiled sweetly. “Maybe not. But karma has an excellent credit system.” “Karma: the consolation prize poor people chalk up when reality won’t hand them power.” “We’ve only just met, but I swear I don’t like you,” I confessed. “And I guess you’re a bitch all the time.”

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.