Quotes About Liars And Karma Novels & Stories

She does not have no more strength to listen to this shit further until his next statement left his stunned, “But you know what Kiara, as it is globally believed that ‘Karma is a bitch!’ and you get what you have done back— guess what, I was slapped by my karma. (pause) May be because of what I did to you! “ He smiled finally looking in her eyes, giving her goosebumps. She gulped the lump in her gullet locking her pupils with his moist ones. Why would he say that! Tbc…

"To blame it on me. People will think it was my power that did it. They won't trust me. And if I tell them it was Karma, they will ask why and then I will have to leave because she might do it again." "I think you underestimate how much the brothers need the touch," Cole said. I frowned. "They still won't trust me." The door burst open. Everyone looked up. Liam stood in the doorway with hard eyes. "Kira?" Liam asked. I dropped my eyes. "I'm fine," I said. "It wasn't her fault," Cherry said. "It was Karma," Cole added.

“The crash three years ago? I wasn’t involved. But Scarlett… yeah, I knew. Her boyfriend stepped out of line and made trouble. I figured he needed a lesson. Nobody died, so if anything, I was being merciful.” Sarah’s stare turned icy. “Ever heard of karma?” “Not this again,” Leon sighed, unbothered. “I’ve heard that speech a hundred times. One more won’t kill me.” “I know you don’t care,” she said coolly. “People who do bad things don’t usually worry about the afterlife. But hey, maybe I’ll indulge a little superstition for once—hope you rot in hell. How’s that?” Leon gave a low laugh. “You can curse me all you want, I’m still here. The rest? That’s future me’s problem.”

But the scandals that had swirled around my name in Chicago, fueled by false rumors and vicious gossip, had taken a toll. Even though the whispers about my personal life had been proven untrue, the damage was done. Clients hesitated, contracts dried up, and I’d felt the weight of those judging eyes every time I stepped into a meeting. “Lunaris took a hit because of me, Alice,” I said quietly, my voice heavy with regret. “Those rumors, even though they were lies, hurt the business. It’s not just my dream—it’s yours too. I don’t want to be the reason it fails.”

“The truth always has a way of breaking through shadows. Darren’s lies are fragile. They won’t last.” Amara shook her head, bitterness rising in her throat. “You don’t know the world like I do, Liam. People don’t wait for the truth; they rush to judgment. They read headlines; they don’t read facts. My nonprofit can’t survive whispers of fraud, even if we prove them false later. Funding will dry up. Partners will pull away.” His hand slid down her arm, intertwining their fingers. “Then we fight,” he said simply, his tone as unyielding as steel. “We face every whisper, every rumor, every headline. And we fight back.”

Liam reclined back into his seat more, an amused smile that I ached to wipe off his face on display. “Do enlighten us.” he urged me. I drank again from my cup and realized my cappuccino was gone. I had finished it. I leaned forward on the table in Liam’s direction. “The arrogant type and the cheating type.” No one said a word. I cleared my throat and went on. “Most especially the cheating kind.” No one still said a word but I knew I was on point when Liam cocked an eyebrow. “The cheating kind are the utmost worse because they claim to love their partner but they still go about spreading the legs of anything that has hole. They are total devils.”

I know how I brought myself into it and how I tried to convince myself that karma is real. That everyone will get their share of doings, the universe is not so unfair. Good people may have to go through the roughest path in their life but they are also the ones with whom God stands firm. Eventually, all the people who once mistreated them played with their trust and betrayed them in the cruelest way will get their share of the responsibility. After all, we are all responsible for our own actions, isn't it? I hug her back reminiscing the old times when we used to be inseparable when Turner came in between and pulled her away.

“What was the conclusion you draw?” “It was rather simple and clear, a word we ignore in our daily lives, the actions of your tongue wreck havoc. You and Victor were once thick as thieves. The worst tongue is that which wreck havoc is the worst tongue in which the fault of other is mentioned, forgetting the fault of the tongues owners.” “Are you preaching to me?” “Just giving you my opinion. You must remember karma works on its own. You had choices to create your own luck but you didn’t listen.” Sammy watch Yvette pushed the chair backwards before leaving the table.

Hearing him talk about love like that felt strange — and maybe a little hypocritical. If karma is real, then maybe everything happening to him now is just payback for all the women he’s played with in the past. After all, he’s still in the same cycle — surrounded by women who crave money and attention, the same kind he always chased. “I’ve been wondering,” I said softly, “who my soulmate might be. That sign… and what you said about karma… made me think. What will my karma be when all these lies finally end? Will I find my soulmate someday? And even if I do… will I be happy?”

This last moment of Samara's behaviour towards me has made her snap. "Kiarra, save it," Samara whips back, planting her hand on her hip and rolling her eyes. "This isn't about me and you." "You are a hypocritical bitch," Kiarra hisses at her through her teeth. Samara cocks her head to the side, a sadistic smirk playing on her red lips. "Is this because of Jai?" So she did know. The next thing I hear is the sound of Kiarra's palm slapping Samara's cheek. Samara rears back and holds her face as she lets out a cry.