Novel & Cerita Sarcasticas Frases Del Karma

When I was released early from prison for good behavior, my three sisters showed up to pick me up with a dog collar in hand. Vivian Bennett, my eldest sister, held it out to me and said calmly, "Put it on. Don't take it off until we make it home. Pass this final test, and you'll officially become a Bennett." Claire Bennett, my second sister, patted me on the shoulder and sighed. "You've suffered these past seven years. But you smell awful. Go home and take a really good shower before you sit down for dinner." Natalie Bennett, my third sister, looked me up and down, frowning. "When did you get so skinny? I guess the collar suits you now." Seven years ago, they said something similar. Luc

“Is that so?” “It's usually the case. When you cause misery to someone else, it usually comes back to bite you.” “Wow, that's simply philosophical!” I retorted sarcastically. “Did you share this profound knowledge with your boss? Or am I the only special recipient of your astounding wisdom?” “Don't patronize me, Mia.”

I laughed sarcastically, raising my head. “Do I look worried?” I asked sarcastically, glancing at my uncle lying unconsciously on the bed, “He got what he deserved.” I muttered in despair, clenching my fist on the side. “And what’s that supposed to mean?” Mia’s mother snapped, interjecting into the conversation. The doctor excused himself from the room, sensing the tension building up. “You know what I mean, Margaret,” I responded with a forced smile. “Must be karma, huh?” I shrugged and she lunged forward for an attack as though she could hurt me with that fragile body. Mia pulled her back, shaking her head in disapproval.

Jax answered back with his voice dripping heavily with sarcasm. “Oh sweet tea and lemon ! Now aren’t you a dear, sarcastic man with the most obnoxious attitude ?” Xel sweetly said while fluttering her eyelashes innocently with a fake smile plastered on her face. “Sorry princess but sarcasm falls out my mouth like stupidity falls out of yours,” he retorted back and smugged when he saw Xel losing her cool.

Alyssa leaned in, intrigued. “Oh, absolutely not.” My smile was slow, sinister. “I loathe her. Her existence is a plague. Every time she smiles, it feels like a thousand needles are stabbing into my heart. She doesn’t deserve happiness. Not even a crumb of it.” Alyssa’s expression faltered. I could see the wariness behind her eyes. “They both don’t,” I added, voice softer, more distant. “But karma is a slow-moving bitch. I’m just speeding things up a little.”

Mary assimilated if he had come all the way from Perth in search of Scarlet, then the matter is serious. Sister Mary was out of her wits in temper. But she spoke to him in a controlled speech very politely. "Dear Carl, one has to suffer for his wrong doings one day or the other. Karma is a bitch, she leaves no one and God punishes the criminals. If Scarlet was here, won't I know? And I have no idea where she is!." Carl was very happy that Mary supported him instead of Scarlet. The foolish man did not make out Mary was speaking to him with double meaning sentences.

responded to his wife's words, which seemed full of emotion now. "Why do you think like that?Jessy." The beautiful girl then smiled. "Because I believe everyone will get a karma for what they do, I believe karma doesn't strike right away, it will come at the right time." "You're right, one day, she'll get a bad karma for dumping and hurting me." "She has done stupidity, you are a kind man,To be honest, I used to envy Lenny getting a perfect man like you." David put on a face pretending to be angry. "God will surely give her a severe punishment for dumping a rich and loyal man like me."

"I have spent twenty years filling the markets with ample stock of the most addictive drugs, dealing with the lives of innocent people; bodies of women, killings of men and orphaning of their children. After making such great use of my life, here I'm sitting in front you," said Mr. Bruce, with an unusual shine in his eyes. "I will advise you as a friend, there is definitely an almighty up there, giving each one of us the punishment of our Karma, so you better watch yourself as person."

he chuckled sarcastically, brushing his fingers on his hair as if frustration eaten him. I decided not to answer him on that one. “Damn it.” he whispered, closing his eyes and looking down. “Maybe this is my karma.” he whispered and looked up to me, smiling weakly. “Not for you but for me.” I smirked. “No. Damn, you’re too kind to deserve a bad karma like this, Sabrina. You are an angel to be punished by hell. That’s not right,” I chuckled. “I destroyed a lot of relationships, Spence. Did you forget? I deserve this…”

"Honey, I was foolish for a moment. You know I love you." "I was only joking around. I didn't really hurt you. Forgive me, okay? Aiden needs his mother." "Honey, I'm sorry. Please don't ruin me, okay?" When I kept refusing to reply, her true nature finally emerged. Voice messages came one after another. "Miles Lawson, what good does it do you if I go to prison?" "Are you trying to kill me on purpose? My job, my family, my life--you're going to destroy everything!"