Карма Novels & Stories

Liam responded with exhilaration, “With his strength, he should have been a damage dealer or swordsman, right?” He added, “Now the most mind-blowing fact that I found out was that his reputation is terrible in the camp. Terrible enough to be bullied. They called him Chakra Freak ” “Chakra Freak! What the hell does that even mean?” “He has a 0.1 Chakra to beast ratio...” “Are you kidding me?” Wu’s eyes were ready to come out of their sockets, “That’s too low!“ “Yes, it is. That’s why I’m telling you to think this through.”

Karma shrugged as if it didn't matter to him whether that man lives or dies, since, their mission was already completed when they sent the address of her father to her. Carl offered him the apple, however, as Karma was about to take the apple, his arm suddenly was grabbed by Carl. "Till when are you going to pretend in front of me? You know you can drop the act in front of me. It's not like I don't know you." Carl said, making karma freeze in his position.

I mean yes, Kerem is also supportive but when a brother allows his sister to date a guy he doesn't even know is just unbelievable. My family believed Kerem. They even liked him. Amar and Hudson are in the same age so they talked a lot about cars and stuff. Amar likes talking about cars since he was a kid. All guys played soccer or some sport but not Amar. He hanged out with one friend whose father worked as a car mechanic. You always found him in the workplace of his friend's father. I didn't know Hudson likes cars too. But actually, it was obvious because he has a red old timer mustang and he drives like anybody is in his way. Just like Amar.

Carvalho paused slightly before he said, “Let me ask you something. Based on the law of karma, those who commit evil would have to be severely punished, and those who do good will subsequently be rewarded, right?” Cadfan nodded. “According to their law, that seems to be the case.” Carvalho asked, “Then, let me ask you something else. Some babies die right after they are born. They have only just started their life, and they have not done any evil or good. So, why aren’t they given the opportunity to grow up healthily, then?” Cadfan looked a little embarrassed as he replied, “This… I… I do not know either…” Carvalho nodded before he asked, “Then, let me ask you another question. Why does it s

"What's the problem, Shelly?" Shelly gnawed at her bottom lip thinking about how she'd ran out of her father's office scared shitless of the truth staring right at her in her face. She needed to speak to someone and right now it seemed like it was going to be him. "Do you believe in alternate universe?" Chase regarded her carefully before pulling out a chair and sat down. "I believe nothing is impossible." Shelly smiled at his cryptic reply. "Then you most certainly believe in the law of karma also."

She said, quietly: "Does it matter what you were trying to do?" "The System doesn't measure intent," Aldric said. "Just the action and the actor's starting Karma. You start negative, everything costs more." Kael resumed walking because standing still while processing injustice accomplished nothing, and he needed to think while his body was doing something productive. The System had given him a number. The number had increased. The increase was permanent and would make every subsequent action he took cost more, Karma-wise, than the same action would cost someone who had not inherited the accumulated debt of a bloodline the System had decided to suppress.

Isolde shrieks, a high-pitched, pathetic sound that echoes off the stone walls. "I do not know what kind of pathetic victim complex you have," I say, leaning over the table so she can see the utter hatred in my eyes. "But let me make this very clear to you. Karma is a real bitch, and every single lie you spin is going to come back and choke you." Osric leaps to his feet, his claws extending with a low growl. "You crazy human bitch!"

Lyttle's code is really like. The young AI trainer, Mary Confer, stepped forward and pulled out her phone. "I've analyzed all of Ms. Lyttle's code. Honestly, the only reason it never caused any major problems all these years was because she got lucky." I almost laughed. Luck? Could luck handle the traffic spikes during massive sales events? Could luck recover a database after one-third of it had been deleted? Was the reason the company called me every single time something broke over the past six years just because I was lucky?

babe, I am not in support of this situation but you saw it coming. you saw how he treated people below his social class. what made you think you are any different? even if you are, does the same occur to your family? you should know that you will have issues of indifference." "so now, it's my fault, huh?" "I am not blaming you girl! there is no guide in living in this world. we are just making decisions and if it turns out bad, we learn from our mistakes. all I am saying is that what you have is beautiful.

Hunter pointed at Caroline and scolded, “Caroline, you’re cold-blooded and heartless. You’re unfilial. You’ll be struck by lightning for this!” Caroline replied coldly, “If God thinks I’m wrong and wants to strike me with lightning, let it come. I’m not afraid. I believe I’ve acted in line with my conscience.” “You—! Aren’t you afraid of karma? What if you have children in the future, and they treat each other the way you and your brothers treat each other? What will you do then? “Caroline, there will be retribution. There will always be retribution.” Caroline chuckled. “Retribution? If there’s retribution, I’ll face it. I’m not afraid of it!