Karma Wicked Mother In Law Quote Mga Nobela at Kwento

Looking at my hand, I felt heavy just as it did with Zeus until it disappeared entirely. Her eyes looked heavy as they blinked, staring out the window that she could now see. "I think there is a phrase that humans like to say," I muttered so she could hear. "It goes: 'Karma is a bitch." I bit my tongue at the foul word. Mom winced, holding her stomach as she cried.

"She's my mother, she's an elder. And you actually hit her? Are you completely innocent in all of this?" My mother-in-law sat on the ground, applauding approvingly. "Well done, Max! Mom knew she didn't raise you in vain! Max, finish off this little tramp! She must have contracted some filthy disease from fooling around with men outside, and now she's given birth to some kind of monster!" Hearing my mother-in-law's malicious words about my innocent child, rage surged through me. I lunged towards her, ready to strike. "My child is not a monster! Shut your mouth! You—"

Her mother, sitting quietly in the corner, suddenly set her teacup down with a sharp clink. “Katherina Blackwood,” she said coldly, “I raised you better than this.” Katherina turned to her, her eyes tired but defiant. “Did you? Because the last I checked, being ‘better’ doesn’t pay bills.” Her mother stood up, her voice trembling with anger. “You sold your dignity for money! You’re no better than the people you claim to hate!” Katherina laughed bitterly, tears threatening to fall. “My dignity didn’t feed us, Mother. My pride didn’t pay for your medicine or this roof over our heads.”

“Who’s that Diana anyway? No one.” I threw my hands up in the air, then let them drop back into my lap with a sharp slap that stung my thighs. He stared at me like it physically hurt him. “You’re not no one,” he said firmly, shaking his head once. I scoffed, rolling my eyes. “Your mother was always right about me. I’m nothing but a worthless gold-digging bitch," I croaked, quoting what his mother used to address me.

Karma was a bitch on the best of days and a cunt on the worst. Something cold slid across my mother’s face. Her lips twitched at the corners as she regarded me. “Says the girl who fell in love with one of those deranged people,” She replied in a deadpan tone. Rolling my eyes, I shifted from one foot to the other. “You’re talking about Siya, aren’t you?” My mother just kept staring at me. Stared and stared until I was sure I would have two prominent holes on my face from where she looked at me too long.

"Doesn't matter. She never wishes for anything for herself." Joseph sent Peyton a confused eyebrow quirk. "Say what?" Reclaiming her seat, she sighed. "It's something my mom used to say. A wish for someone else sends good karma out into the world." She shrugged. The group stared at her a long beat, Xavier's gaze feeling heaviest of all, so she reached for her glass. "What?" Joseph shared a look she couldn't decipher with Xavier, then shook his head. "Just when I thought you couldn't get any more awesome, you shock the shit out of me." He clinked his glass with hers. "Rock on, blondie."

“That woman is a snake. You don’t strike deals with snakes. You don’t gamble with your future or your child with someone like her. She doesn’t give opportunities, Aurora. She sets traps. That’s all Gracie Wolfe has ever done her whole life.” “I know who she is, Mom. I’m not stupid, she was my mother in law “ “You think you do!” My mother snapped. “You think because you survived her once, you know how deep her claws go? I knew her before you were even old enough to walk. I know what she is capable of. I have seen her destroy entire families for fun. She doesn’t lose. She doesn’t compromise. If she’s smiling, she’s planning something. And if she agreed to this, then she already set the ending.

He spoke. - If you get what you want without using my influence and against all odds, you will return, I will collect the favor of the woman who says so much about the orphanage, they will be your most loyal servants. The matriarch said. - Go to hell, why does it have to be done this way? "The younger woman, I question her. - You're a fool who thinks you have power, it started out that way, you don't have a talent for warding off any evil, do you think you can challenge me? - The matriarch laughed, making fun of her.

I said to him, dropping the glass jug on the table beside him. "I had the intention of hitting you with this jug but I think this advice from me to you will do" I said to him before turning to his mother. " I haven't done anything wrong to you but you hate me like I did something very bad to you. You act like you're the best mother to your kids and best wife to your husband but you are really the worst. You insult my mother all the time but you haven't stopped to ask yourself questions like what did your husband see in my mother to fall for her?. You are the worst mother. A mother who doesn't tell her children the truth is a failure. A wife who doesn't tell her husband the truth is a failure

Julia looked at her with daggers in her eyes, “You…” she said in a frail, already defeated voice, but which had so much animosity in it. “I am going to kill you. I swear I will.” She threatened, but Ari beamed at her. “You know what mama, karma is a bitch. You watched as your son raped me and then took out my womb? For what? And when I make a little retaliation you go all apeshit?” She mocked. Literally, she mocked her own mother without batting an eyelash.