Karmic Retribution Meaning Novels & Stories

She deserved her revenge, and I promised I would deliver it. As I climbed into the driver seat of my SUV, I wished that he was a better man. I wished that he and I had met under different circumstances, and that he had never treated Jazmine the way he had. But he had been awful to her, and I had been contracted to serve him the karma that he deserved. I started up the engine and glanced over to where he stood speaking to his lawyer. His red puffy eyes and tear streaked face told me that I had delivered on my promise, per the contract. He was receiving his karma and feeling all of the pain & heartbreak he had put Jazmine through. He was learning what it felt like to have his future plans crus

But the vampire was not sure that was enough. - You except good. - Camille said quietly, even if she promised herself to remain silent. Katherine glanced at her. She was clearly waiting for more. The witch let out a heavy breath and continued. - Mother has not learned how to lose. The concept of being defeated is beyond her understanding and acceptance. That is what she taught us from the early years. We were the best, no matter what. No other species were unique like us. - Camille was speaking calmly while Katherine's face was getting darker. - She is coming to get her revenge. She was humiliated when you defeated her warriors. Not that she cared about them, though. - The witch giggled.

Strands of karma drifted from the vengeful spirits and floated into Amelia's body. The Dragon Order Sect leaders standing nearby looked on with some envy: "As expected of Master Amelia. With just a casual intervention, she can collect so much karma. We rarely get such opportunities." "For Master Amelia to be recognized by the vengeful spirits means she is their faith. Without Master Amelia, it would be hard for them to get their revenge at all." Amelia could also feel the karma entering her body. Amelia looked at the vengeful spirits, her gaze deepening: "Do you want to reincarnate?"

By the time I realized what I had done, it was too late. Then, the truth hit me like a punch to the gut—Helen had orchestrated the entire thing. She had played me, and in the end, Madeline was dead because of it. Helen didn’t hold back. She pointed her finger right at me, screaming that I was the one responsible and that I was the reason Madeline was gone. I thought it over and realized she was right. My own hands had destroyed Madeline's love for me. The guilt was overwhelming, and I knew I deserved every bit of it. I would spend the rest of my life repenting.

This is what we call karmic retribution. “Take a look at the people around you—those who love to gossip, the keyboard warriors, and those who are always harsh and spiteful. Don’t most of them face constant struggles in life? There's a reason the saying 'Speak with kindness' exists—it's deeply connected to karma. "A sword wound may heal, but harsh words are hard to erase. You take pleasure in cyberbullying others, but you should remember one thing." Her eyes sharpened, "Retribution might be delayed, but it will never fail to arrive."

That’s why she did that, a frown creeped on my face as I remembered how mangled and destroyed the faces of the witches Koin had killed in Kenya was. “She came back to get her revenge again, but the other witches stood behind their own, protecting that black witch and Koin was defeated to the point of near death that she had to run. Ever since then she has had a vendetta against the witches, bidding her time to take you all down at one go,” Shile concluded. “Wow!” Lara hissed, shaking her head. “It is a case of Karma, a call for retribution.” Amber smiled wickedly, chuckling in apparent amusement.

"Exactly. They said it was karmic retribution. Apparently, the Mitchell family had committed some heinous acts in the past, and now a vengeful spirit had come back for payback. If they want the heir to wake up, they need to settle the debt." The idea sounded laughable, but there was some truth in the notion of reaping what you sowed. Karma spared no one, after all. "Did they pay the debt? How did they do it?" Keira asked, intrigued. "Here’s the funny part—they want to repay the debt, but they can’t figure out how." Lena chuckled and shook her head. Keira thought of the car that had been tailing me earlier, with the old man inside. "You think they’re following me because they owe me something

But not this time. She wasn’t plotting revenge. She wasn’t planning to destroy his reputation. He was her ex–best friend, after all. She would simply go with the flow. She has no clue what is ahead waiting for her, but one thing she knows is that Karma is a bitch. Karma gets you back. You just need to believe in it and move on. Try not to take matters into your own hands if unnecessary. Just leave it to Karma. It has its way of dealing with things.

Isolde shrieks, a high-pitched, pathetic sound that echoes off the stone walls. "I do not know what kind of pathetic victim complex you have," I say, leaning over the table so she can see the utter hatred in my eyes. "But let me make this very clear to you. Karma is a real bitch, and every single lie you spin is going to come back and choke you." Osric leaps to his feet, his claws extending with a low growl. "You crazy human bitch!"

she held my hand as I sniffed. "I thought revenge was the only way to get back at Mila because I thought she killed Chadran but now I keep having second thoughts... There is something called Karma and there is something called Kismata... Sarafina you can't play the games for this two you can only set the part straight and wait for the villains to get hit at their rightful time" I sniffed and sat up. "You think ui should forgive them all for taking away my family? For using me? You think I should forgive her for killing my Ammi? Is that what you are asking me to do?"