Sarcasticas Frases Del Karma Novels & Stories

she answered as I smirked. "Well, well, ain't karma a bitch," I whispered, then smirked. Him dying wasn't going to be bad. Not at all.

The echoes of Charlotte's loss intertwined with my own, a cruel mirror reflecting the consequences of our actions back at me. "Karma is such a bitch!" I roared in a blaze of anger, the words dripping with bitterness and regret. The realization dawned on me like a thunderclap – I had reaped the seeds of my own actions, and now I was forced to face the devastating harvest. With a searing intensity, I directed my fury towards Charlotte, blame settling heavy upon her shoulders in my eyes. "This is all Charlotte's fault!" I seethed, the words laced with venom as I cursed her name with a bitter fervor.

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.”

sheasks. “Karma has a surprising way of taking care of situations, all I have to do is sit back and watch,” I affirm. “Are you dumb fam!” Jayda raises her voice again. “Karma will never solve anything, revenge will,” she proclaims. “So, what are you suggesting?” I ask her even though I have an idea.

Today wasn't about heartbreak or betrayal or karma Today was about love. And for now, love was enough.

“Ouu, I got one. Women should, like, empower themselves and without having to, like, wait on a man to, like… You know. Just get off your ass and work.” Santiago laughed so hard at this point. “Pretty sure that's not exactly what she said, but that’s a solid Kim Kardashian impression.” Lola bowed her head with appreciation. “I think I got one more. Check this out: You could not live with your own failure. And where did that bring you? Back to me.” Santiago smacked the wheel repeatedly as he grinned widely. “That is probably the best Thanos impression I’ve ever had the pleasure of seeing. Alright, muñequita. You’ve made your claim and backed it up. You are damn good.”

The kind that comes out when something is so ridiculous your body doesn't know how else to react. "Do you think I'm joking?" I asked, my voice rising slightly. "Do you think everything I just said out there meant nothing? That I just said all of that and you can just say two words and I'll... what? Just forget it?" "That's not what I think," Khiron replied calmly. "Then what exactly are you doing right now?" "I'm being serious." I laughed again, sarcastically now, with no warmth in it whatsoever. "You're serious," I repeated, like saying the words out loud might make them make more sense. They didn't.

Serine *** I must've been hallucinating. I should have been hallucinating. I wish I was hallucinating because I couldn't take this. This must've been a joke. But it wasn't, the four of them sat down and I honestly couldn't regret agreeing to this more than anything. "Karma." Someone whispered and I nodded. Acknowledging the fact like it was my last day living. "How come you're no longer chatty?" I glared at the person who just said that and I caught him smirking. I thought about retorting but I held myself back- inhaling and exhaling slowly.

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?"

I couldn't tell whether she was being sarcastic or not. I could hardly live with this lie. I'd never take it that far. "Okay, I'll just walk up to him and be like, 'Hey, I wasn't pregnant before, but now I'm ready to have your baby.'" I answered sarcastically. "Fine, enjoy unemployment for the rest of your life." She answered. "I wonder if you were born with a warning label that read, 'attracted to trouble.'" Katy joked. "If someone finds you murdered on the side of the road, no one should ask why," I answered.