"The devil looks after his own" is an expression used when someone disliked experiences undeserved good fortune.
The devil looks after his own means this is said when someone you don't like has good luck.
| Proverb | The devil looks after his own. |
|---|---|
| Definition | This is said when someone you don't like has good luck. |
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