Karma Quotes Sayings Novels & Stories

I nodded slowly. Karen's hand caressed my head, I tried to stay still feeling her warmth. I could feel his heartbeat but it was different from what I felt. It's different when I hug Yuda, my heart will beat above normal. "There is no word that karma is all part of destiny, life teaches us lessons to become more mature individuals," Karen continued wisely. "Raisa, you're cute when you're crying," he teased, cupping my face, "but you're cute and pretty when you smile," he continued, drawing a line at the corner of my lips.

LEWIS There is a saying that I often dismissed. It says, karma comes after everyone eventually. That saying could only affect the weak ones - or so I thought. I have the power to overcome anything including karma - or so I believed. But when I looked at the little woman with flushed cheeks who was standing next to me, I knew that karma already came knocking at my door. 'Damn it,' I secretly swore as I tried to maintain an innocent look on my face.

I fainted, hoping that death would come soon and end my misery. Oh, karma is such a bitch!

When he pulls back, I blurt out, “Liam, do you really love me?” “I do,” he says, his voice firm and sincere. “Why?” I ask. “Why would you love me?” He frowns. “So, you still don’t believe me even until now?” “It’s just, every time I receive something wonderful from someone–something that I don’t deserve–I feel like karma will be after me soon.” “That’s not how karma works,” he comments. “Nevertheless, if that is true, I need to know what I did to receive that. I told you before. I haven’t worked hard for your love...”

She said in English. "Yes sure-" "Go away. He and I ain't a couple-- I hate his guts" Fate said in English. "Oh! Sorry. Have a nice day." She bowed and walked away. "Huh! I wish I could invoice people for wasting my time." "Can't you be a bit friendly?" "Haven't you heard what mortals call me? Karma is a bitch." "You actually mind what mortals call you? You're stupid" "Yeah, you're rubbing off on me" She said. Lucus took a deep sigh "Oh God"

She had no idea she had dozed off while thinking about Hudson. "Stop playing hearts, Kienie. You don't understand karma, and when it bites you, I'm sure you'll be sorry. Karma is digital." The advice from her not-so-friend and coworker made her roll her eyes. She doesn't mess around with hearts or hurt anyone. "Whoa! Please don't accuse me of trampling on anyone's hearts." She cried out in amazement. "What kind of karma are you talking about? If it's digital, it might be a camera, eh?"

No one could prove my innocence. I lowered my head and clenched my fists. To my surprise, the mayor abruptly replied, "I know Dr. Quinton very well. She's not someone who can't distinguish right from wrong. She's a professional, and she would never let personal matters interfere with her work. There must be a reason for what happened today." He turned to me and continued, "Dr. Quinton, I'm devastated by the loss of my son, but I haven't lost my rationality and sound judgment. What exactly happened here today?"

"I could bankrupt him with a snap of my fingers. If you don't want me to destroy him, I suggest you behave." I let out a bitter laugh and spat in his face. "Go ahead. He dumped me a long time ago. I hate him more than anyone. If it weren't for him, I wouldn't have ended up like this. If you actually ruin him, I should be thanking you." "Is that so?" He let out a low chuckle, his voice laced with cruel amusement. "Looks like you're finally getting a taste of karma. But tell me, what about those kids? Do they mean nothing to you?"

"It's like the universe is against our path crossing again." "Don't overthink it. You will someday," "Ever heard of karma?" He asks me. I just stare at him. "I guess this is it for me." Ethan chuckles painfully. "I've been an asshole to pretty much every woman I've come across and then I see just this one I'm really into and I can't find her," Ethan retorts. "Karma is a bitch, bro." I mutter, sipping my drink gently.

He laughs but shuts up. “Ok, listen, while we are on the topic of quotes, I have some funny, sarcastic ones,” he says and opens his phone to read some. “Two wrongs, don’t make a right, take your parents as an example,” I laugh. I can use it on anyone who messes with my friends. “Tell me more,” I urge him. “Even people who are good for nothing can bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs,” I chuckle.