Quotes About Liars And Karma Novels & Stories

“We are here because we lost people we cared about.” He turned his head and gave her a bright, unapologetic smile. “I care about myself,” he said. “I used to be someone else, but he died. I miss him crazy.” Dr. Chen’s mouth tightened, but her voice stayed measured. “Jaxon, we do ask that everyone here be honest,” she said. “Most people who join us are grieving specific losses.” “I am being honest,” he replied easily. “I just tell the truth in a way that makes people think I am joking. It is a terrible habit.”

“Damn it, don’t do that. Don’t change the topic. Do the right thing and dismantle what you’ve connected.” She paused for a while. And then, “Aren’t you tired of being good? Bad things happen to us all the time.” “I thought you said you were bad. You said you’ve done things, remember? Things you won’t even tell me about. Whatever it is, I don’t think it’s okay steal. Shouldn’t we be repenting? If we are facing painful times, don’t you think that maybe it is our karma?” She didn’t say anything. She only wondered if he was right. What is it really karma, she wondered.

The room went silent except for the typing sound as Rithik turned the laptop towards three shocked men who look devastated by the newfound information. A video played with a man wearing dirty clothes and a bruised face with one blue eye. He wiped away the tears with back of his hand which was rolling down from his dull and swollen eyes. He winced with every word that came out of his mouth but he didn’t stop "Karma is a very cunning bitch which never leaves anyone untouched, one day or the other it knocks on everyone's door, just waiting for our turn to come. Believe me, I never believed in Karma until it hit me hard shattering my beautiful world before my eyes.

It was impossible for him to fall for someone like Jenna, she thought to herself. But then again, she couldn’t shake off the feeling that maybe she was wrong. Maybe he had just used Jenna like he used her. There was that saying after all, “Once a liar, always a liar.” Carmen shook her head, trying to push those negative thoughts out of her mind. She didn’t want to think about Simon and Jenna anymore. Instead, she needed to focus on getting herself together and figuring out what to do next. If possible, she needed to find out the next port on the route and get the hell out of this cruise.

I faced the sea and voiced the question I wanted to ask. "What character trait do you hate the most?" I asked, waiting for his response. He took a moment to think, and I patiently waited for his answer. "I hate liars the most." "Why?" I inquired, trying to meet his gaze to see how he would respond. "Because liars make me expect things beyond my thoughts. It's like they embellish the situation, but at the same time, they worsen it. They're a prime example of expectations versus reality. It's frustrating because they sometimes make us happy just to cover up the truth," he said, giving me a subtle smile.

And the worst part was that it was all because of me. "But that's not true Jace." I shook my head in disagreement with what he said. "I didn't play any game with you. I swear." "Wow!" He clapped his hands loudly, causing me to flinch. "So you want to cover for yourself now? You're swearing?" "But you're getting it all wrong." I tried to convince him, but that made him laugh, and frown more. "Oh Jill," he pushed his seat backwards, leaning the back of his head on it. "Karma is indeed a real thing. Just two days ago, I was trying to convince you that I wasn't a bad person. And now, you're doing the same."

I might be naive but I was not an idiot. This was something I somehow found hard to believe. If Liam was a player he wasn't a saint either, I was weirdly sure about that but I didn't reply and just nodded. "We should get going. It's getting late," I muttered. "You haven't eaten," He remarked. "I am not hungry," I murmured. "Truth is like bitter medicine Sofia, and lies are like cupcakes. They look great, tastes great but overconsumption could be dangerous for health," "I don't know what I did to deserve that assessment," I said sweetly.

“Do you not believe that karma will eventually catch up?” “Do you believe in karma though?” Sarah retorted, dropping her act when she was sure Laurence wasn’t there. “They’re just words that useless people say to lie to themselves,” she continued, “It’s going to be delightful spending 14 days here anyway. I’ll only gain sympathy after the torment I’ll have to go through. Isn’t that right?” Zoey giggled and quipped, “Aren’t you just lying to yourself?” Instantly, Sarah went quiet and pressed her lips together. It was like Zoey had found her weakness.

She wanted to scream but could not. She never imagined that in Charles' eyes, she held such a pathetic position. To him, she had never been a fiancée. Yet all these years, she had… Kelly's face turned ashen. "Aren't you afraid of karma?" "Karma?" Charles chuckled, his tone indifferent. "If bad deeds invite karma, then it would come all at once. But I've always been lucky. It hasn't arrived yet. Who knows if you'll live to see it happen?"

“Why? Did I do something wrong?” She gave a small laugh. “Let’s see, if you didn’t have so much hate in your heart or try to sabotage our largest contract, maybe you will still have your job.” I blinked rapidly, heat rising in my face. “I didn’t do that!” “I don’t know anything,” Rhea cut in sharply. “All I know is people like you don’t last long when karma catches up.” She turned to leave, her heels clicking in victory. “Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have actual work to do.”