Karma Liar Quotes Novels & Stories

Karma shook her head in disbelief. "You dumb bitch! You're a traitor, you should've told me so I won't use this shit" they laughter was enveloped by the song in the radio. Karma sniffed hard through the cold breeze of the night. "Oh the smell of the blood with ecstasy", Kieran smirked at her before disappearing into thin air. "I told that goddamn thing not to show off" she whispered to herself.

Liam said to the other end of the phone. "The moment she saw the engagement ring her expression changed and she answered me as they all answered," I said in a sad tone. "Ugly pig," Liam replied, "You didn’t lose anything, he thinks it would be worse if you were hired," Liam said later. "I’m useless" I complained, "I can’t do anything, I can’t accomplish anything." "Never say that. You’re fabulous, it’s the world too unfair and then I told you, this time I have a good feeling," Liam said.

"But remember, today's humiliation—I'll repay it tenfold." Another wave of laughter erupted. "Repay tenfold?" Ivy leaned against Kieran's chest, laughing until she trembled: "Aria, have you told so many lies that you believe them yourself? Repay tenfold? Do you think you're the protagonist with plot armor?" Kieran waved his hand dismissively, like shooing away a beggar: "Enough. Stop putting on this melodrama. Get lost and don't delay our celebration." I took one last look at him and turned to leave.

“How does it feel knowing you lost to someone who fell flat on his ass halfway through the second round?” “That was karma trying to stop you,” Cameron deadpanned. “Bold of you to assume karma’s on your side.” “Karma has taste.” “I have talent.” “You have audacity.” “And yet,” I echoed, squeezing his hand, “here you are.” He groaned. “If you quote me one more time, I’m pushing you out of the car.” I grinned. “You love my quotes.” “No, I tolerate them.” “You tolerate me.” “Barely.”

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.

People who thought their opinions mattered. "I guess after hearing certain things for long enough, you start believing them." Ryan frowned. "What things?" Olivia shrugged. "You know." "No." She hesitated. Then laughed awkwardly. "That I'm not pretty enough. Not good enough. Not whatever enough." Ryan stared at her. For several seconds he didn't say anything. Then he shook his head. "That's ridiculous." Olivia smiled sadly. "Maybe." "No." His voice was firm. "It's not maybe." She looked at him.

Why does he think he deserves to mention karma in this situation? I lost control of my tongue and I bet I was looking mentally retarded as I yelled "Yeah, I did it so what? Do you know how long I waited for karma and it didn't work on the bastard? Like seriously, karma? You all are blinded by those wicked rich people. He deserved it!!!"

Chapter Sixteen "I promise you guys I'm damn serious these are the same cast that were in that movie." Kiara and Cindy just stared at her and then burst out laughing so hard they were already rolling on the bed. Shelly gave a frustrated growl. She had spent thirty freaking minutes convincing these dunces that the movie Nerdy Glasses was real and after surfing YouTube they didn't find the movie instead found the same people who starred in Nerdy Glasses starring in another movie titled KARMA and they had watched it yet it was nothing like the Nerdy Glasses she'd watched with her friends. Now they thought she was hallucinating or worse still___

Winds blew my black not so long hair after I stepped outside for the first time after almost two hours inside the train. We gathered in circles, divided by the Edge we came from then a guy wearing a suit appeared in front of us. He’s old and has beard all over his face. “Welcome to the Center, Liars!” he shouted. Liars, that’s what we’re called, the participants of this stupid game.

When he didn’t immediately lift it, my smile sharpened into something dangerous. "You know what I do to liars," I said, my voice almost gentle. The way you’d tell a child not to play with matches. Liam stared at me, confused. I took a sip of my whiskey and then continued. "You know, there's nothing I despise more than liars and manipulators. I had a brush with one of those snakes years back that left me jaded for a long time after. You remember him, right?” “I do.” Liam replied. I could tell he was already getting uncomfortable.