Stories About Karma Novels & Stories

“He did rape that girl... He's reaping what he sowed.” Jacob glanced at her and laughed. “There's no such thing in life, my dear. Karma isn't real. The world is just awful, and justice gets treated like shit. All there is is luck. And that man...? He ran out of luck. Nothing else. If karma was real, this world would be a better place—everyone getting what they deserve, getting exactly what they give. What's going around coming around,” he sang. Louisa shrugged. “Too bad,” she snorted. “I bet his adopters are the ones ruining him like this. The company is a wreck, I heard they lost a lot of workers, others are on strike.”

I sniffled, finishing my story and angrily wiped the traitorous tears from my face with the back of my hand before getting up from the cosy sofa with my now cold and probably salty tea. " ...I'll definitely return to Italy but only to avenge my family" I added, stopping in front of a portrait of a black Phoenix rising from its ashes ...just like it, I too was going to rise from my own ashes and burn everyone who did me wrong in the fire of my hatred. I heard Dr Sanchez hum in both understanding and agreement also getting up from his seat "You can keep my daughter's name if you want and I'll continue being your father" . His words warmed my heart. I turned to him with a smile.

I mentally rolled my eyes, like who believes in such at this day and time? "Whether you all believe it or not, the goddess of Karma exists. When I was younger before I jumped into a well, I prayed to the god of Karma to make sure my mother suffered," Aimee said nonchalantly. "What kind of prayer did you make?" I asked desperately and Harper sat up. "Just the way I didn't see food to eat, my mother would see food but won't be able to eat it, just the way I was suffering on the street, my mother would suffer in the hospital," Aimee's jaw clenched and unclenched.

And if he wouldn't spare his own family, there was no chance he'd show Sasha a shred of mercy. "You think I'm being an idiot, don't you?" she asked, her gaze locking onto mine. I sighed. "Not exactly wise." She gave a bitter laugh. "Probably right. But hey, guess what they said about that car accident Thorsten and his wife had?" "What did they say?" Sasha leaned in, voice dropping to a whisper. "They called it karma." I frowned. "Karma?" Her gaze darkened. "Thorsten once arranged a car accident to kill a couple."

But even if I can't bring him back to us, that doesn't mean everything ended in our life, right? We're still on the starting line of building a family of our own, and I admit we failed in our first challenge as parents, but that doesn't mean it will happen again. However, sometimes, I ask myself why this tragedy happened to us. How come the other family's firstborns are delivered normally? How come they did not experience losing their first child? What did they do? Why? Was it because I'm a vampire? A sinful being. I killed many innocent people and toyed with their feelings, and now, I am earning the consequences. Ah, yes, that's right. Now, I'm starting to believe the word karma. The heavie

Felicity looked very upset and angry. "And now, in order to be able to solve one by one the problems I've been endlessly facing, I have to come to The Crescent Moon Pack's place, to apologize. That doesn't even make sense to me. How could I apologize to the spirits who had died horribly, and that was because of Harrison's actions. But I was dragged into a pretty big problem now. Something I never even thought about before could have such a big effect on my current life. Can all the things that have happened now, lately, also be called the circle line of karma?"

"I deserve all the bad things you said about me back. When you were always putting me down, it all registered in my head. I don't care about the bad situations that happen to you, maybe it's karma that you have to face." "Karma?" Oriaga chuckled, he shook his head in disbelief. "You're talking about karma with me, huh? So, the bankruptcy of your father's company, the misery of your lives, and you have to be imprisoned in this mansion after marrying me—isn't it karma?" He wanted to laugh in front of Amanda but tried to hold back, they were trying to make fun of each other. "You don't realize you're bearing bad karma from your parents, huh? Don't act so haughty in front of me, Miss Griscouv."

James roughly understood Karma. This entire world was connected by it, so he did not turn down the group’s request. Plus, Sophie once said that he was touched by Karma. Many of the people he knew have appeared to help him share his Karma. Initially, as the group had the choice to leave, they had little Karma with James. But once they followed James on his journey, their Karma with him would magnify. James fully understood this, so he wanted the group to share his Karma.

She states. "With pleasure, Gracia! But I'll tell you something that I told your daughter some months back - karma, is a bitch! And you won't know when it'll strike you." "I'm karma, Ellie, and I am getting everything that was taken away from me, and crushing everything that stands in my way. Seven days, Ellie! Seven! Now leave!"

"Hey beautiful, you'd better be obedient. If you make me happy enough, I might just let you live a few more days," Dunn said lasciviously while continuing to take Rowane's clothes off. "You pervert! Aren't you afraid of karma?" Rowane struggled. "Me? Afraid of karma? Why should I be?" Dunn laughed harshly, "I have been killing people since a young age, so this is nothing to me!" "Go to hell! You will surely get your karma! Even if I die, I’ll come back to haunt you," Rowane cursed angrily. "If there really is karma, I would have gotten it since the day I hit you with my car, but here I am, still very much alive! However, what about you? Don't you know you are very near to death?" Dunn mocked