Karma Cheaters Novels & Stories

He had given it to me plenty of times—when he lied when he cheated, when he betrayed me. Now Rita was seeing it. Now Rita was feeling it. And you know what? That moment made my day just a little bit better. I was happy to know that karma actually existed. I didn’t have to lift a single finger to hurt them A liar is always a liar. A cheater is always a cheater.

That day's competition had consisted of five events—physical endurance, achieving the highest returns with the least capital, market trend insights and data analysis, academic quizzes, and the application of emotional intelligence and skills. Although James had excelled in these five events, Keith hadn't been far behind. There had been rumors suggesting that Keith might surpass James. However, the final scores had shown that James had had a clear lead over Keith. No one had known the truth behind the scenes, but James had sensed the manipulation. Upon investigation, he had discovered that Caroline had used a significant amount of money and power to bribe some of the judges, resulting in fals

"If Chris can be exempted then Lucas can be too. Appearance doesn't determine cheating." "If appearance doesn't, then what does mum?" "Before I answer your question. I'll love you to answer mine first." "Ok mum. Go on. Your daughter is listening." "Haven't you seen a scenario where an ugly male still cheats?" "That's definitely because he has money." "Are all the male cheaters you've heard of rich?" "I don't think so, mum. Some don't even have a home."

The paparazzi spy had captured our profiles from multiple deceptive angles, including a highly manipulated low-light frame that makes it appear as though our lips are locked in an intimate, forbidden kiss. Before the watch can change, Chika's name is trending across the dark web networks for all the most scandalous reasons. "#ChikaCheatingOnTheWarlord" holds the highest traffic volume on the syndicate boards. Scanning through the scrolling text, his eyes are bombarded with vicious accusations of exploiting Bianca’s sector rank and committing high treason against his mate bond, with the majority of the low-tier packs throwing their support behind Bianca's faction. Disheartened by the sheer ma

She looked down at me from above, all the tenderness in her eyes completely drained away. "And now you're giving me attitude over a ring?" I lifted my head to look at her, my eyes red-rimmed. "Emma, is it really so hard to love just one person?" She furrowed her brows irritably. "What did I do? Is cheating against the law? Which law says cheating is illegal? Vince, stop being so dramatic, alright?" The word "dramatic" hit me across the face like a slap. I couldn't stop my whole body from trembling.

Add the fines for fraud, misuse of corporate funds, and illegal occupation of my property, he would not be able to pay it all off even in his next lifetime. Not long after, a headline trended across every major platform. [Beran Corp Heiress Demands $1.6 Billion from Cheating Husband in Damages.]

QT laughed as he put the red button aside for a moment to ease the tie that he was wearing since he just came back from an important meeting about the illegal export of weapons. "You tried hard, I'll give you that," Karma said as he stood swiftly before kicking the table aside, making the red button slip off to a far distance. He looked at the man smiling widely. A smile that wasn't reaching his eyes and that looked sinister enough to run a cold chill down QT's spine. "However, I still hate psychos the most. And you'll always remain the same psycho person that Qingxi rejected for me." Karma said before he pressed his foot on his hand.

"Down. Fifteen points. For burning the document records." Aldric was quiet for a moment. Then: "That's how it works. Villain-blooded actions get weighted heavier than the same actions performed by someone with clean Karma. You destroy evidence, you get debt. Someone else destroys the same evidence, they get a lighter penalty or none at all." "That's not equitable," Kael said. "No," Aldric said. "It's the System." Mira had been listening without visible reaction. She said, quietly: "Does it matter what you were trying to do?"

"It is because whoever it is that I end up with, whether I agree to the arranged marriage that my parents are pushing for me or if I marry out of love. My man will cheat on me." "Huh? How can you be so sure?" "Because I am going to be my father's karma. His karma for cheating on my mother, his wife will do its blow at me and the least that I want is to mend my broken heart so I'd rather be single. All those madams married to billionaires and tycoons, they once or most probably still suffering from their husbands' infidelity. Let me give you a pill that I know is hard to swallow, but my dear friend, you must."

he added. Kier snorted as he knew why Harvey was like this to him. “I already said I am sorry. Why are you so agitated?” Kierson finally saw the table that was reserved for them. He strode in that direction while Harvey and Kier followed. “Fraudsters are way worse than felons.” The three of them were seated. “Are you saying that killers are guiltier than cheating men?” Kier asked as he rolled his eyes. Kierson laughed. “We killed people, Kier. Are we any worse than you?” he asked.