Quotes About Liars And Karma Novels & Stories

“Not a word of this to anyone, do you understand the fuck of what I said to you.” “I do understand.” Rylie replied with bitterness laced to her own voice. “And just so you know, karma? That shit is real... I don’t know what you are thinking sleeping with people up and down knowing you have commitments to make with your significant other but don’t worry, karma doesn’t know anybody and it’s certainly going to come for you.” . . Hope you guys enjoy this chapter. And if you can, please support me by dropping a comment or gems <3... sincerely, Kamara. , TBC

"Doesn't sound like I'm the only one in a mess." "And for some reason, I'm awfully satisfied." "Where would that get you to?" "I don't know. Temporarily no where." Yara replied, her lips twitching into a wry smirk. "I'll tell you where," April said. Throwing a glance at her, " The realization that karma's a bitch." Yara relapsed back into silence, picking at the grass and twirling the between her fingers and then speaking up again, "Makes sense." April shrugged, "Yeah because we were both hit by karma."

“I’m just stating a fact. Besides, who proposes in a parking lot? That's just so fucking cheap. Next time, if you're gonna ask someone's hand for marriage, do it somewhere else." "Let's just go." The guy grabbed his fiancee in the arm. “I hope karma finds you.” He gave me one final look before he pulled away his girlfriend to leave. “Well, sorry but I don’t believe in karma!” I shouted at them as I opened the front seat of my car. I continued to follow them from the side mirror before I finally started at my car's engine. As soon as I got out of the parking lot, I hit the gas pedal. “Forever my ass. Only fools believe in that!" I laughed sarcastically.

Sienna’s spine went rigid. “Is that supposed to make me feel guilty?” she hissed. “Not really. I’d be damned if you had a conscience.” She scoffed. “Conscience doesn’t pay bills, little pauper.” I smiled sweetly. “Maybe not. But karma has an excellent credit system.” “Karma: the consolation prize poor people chalk up when reality won’t hand them power.” “We’ve only just met, but I swear I don’t like you,” I confessed. “And I guess you’re a bitch all the time.”

I had lied, lied through my teeth a and I knew it would come back to bite me on the arse at some point but was that some point now. Was this child the very essence of karma…? "Thank you... that was far easier than expected," Hati had said giddily. "You only but needed to pray for your end and I would have listened," I lied. Many a time Hati has asked for his end in passing, in conversation and in prayer. Not once have I listened, choosing to continue his punishment and my friends life, even if only in a small way. "You listen to the prayers of your subjects?" Hati asked.

“Sheltered by money. By people. By fear.” “I don’t want her punished by you. I want her to face a world that won’t bend for her anymore.” “I want her to learn,” Lia goes on, “that karma doesn’t need cages or guards. It wins on its own. Slowly. Publicly. Honestly.” Silence stretches across the table. “That’s a risk,” I say at last. “I know,” she replies. “But it’s my risk to accept.” Salve finally breaks the silence. “You’re asking us to trust that the world will do what we usually handle ourselves.”

Jordan said in a shaky voice, “Liam, I’m your father. Aren’t you scared of karma after what you’ve done to your own father?” “No, I’m not!” Liam replied coldly, “You, on the other hand, after you’ve hurt so many women and let down so many of your own offsprings, aren’t you afraid of retribution?” Then, Liam said calmly, “Actually, you are already getting retribution! You know very clearly that you won’t live for long. Even if a miracle happens and you can live for a few more years, based on your physical condition, it would be nothing but a living hell to you! This is your retribution!”

He thought. "When we don't want this fate for our daughters then how can we think about claiming our love interests without giving thought to the feelings of their parents or loved ones? If we do this today, it will come back to us tomorrow. Karma has no menu. You get served what you deserved." Daniel finished his speech to delete the confusion in Azlan's mind.

I whispered to myself, and all of my darkest recollections of other people who hurt us came flooding back to me. "It wasn't about us, son; it was about the people who lacked the compassion and empathy that we have. No matter how hard they attempt to escape their graves, karma will find a way to bring them back." "Mom, after everything we've been through, I think it's acceptable if I just stop caring about other people. I don't think I'll ever trust anyone again." ***

I told him hoarsely, my throat thick with emotions as tears well up in my eyes, making them blurry. “No, you didn’t.” Lyric defended immediately, lifting my chin gently with his fingers so I could look into his eyes. “And I’ll keep on reminding you of that until I no longer have you. You are good person, Lydia, inside and out. Don’t let anything or anyone change your mind on that. And as for your so-called friends, I’m not a religious person but I believe in karma. What goes around comes around and that’s why I’m sure they’ll get their share of karma when the time comes.”