Fly to Hell (part 1)
Accustomed to a life of privilege and wealth, the young siamese cat is thrust into an uncomfortable glimpse of the commoner. to make matters worse, she finds herself in the company of a gun toting jackal with a fatal disease and a sinister grin.
Consort 2
A year of torment, beatings, denigrations and more to train me and shape me into the very thing she wanted, and now i was to be put down or worse because she wanted to court someone for power and wealth. more power and wealth.
The Most Beautiful Woman
Joel moaned lowly from this newfound wealth of stimulation. his lover's muzzle was so much tighter and warmer than anything he had imagined.
Rich In Health
He could outright kill her right here, or save her and grant her limitless wealth.
Raine meets the Master
A brute wolf showed his wealth and rank by how many shewolves and their offspring he could provide for.
DREADWOLF Chapter 7
The way things worked tended to favour those who had connections and wealth and as power and wealth are wont to do it did not create particularly pleasant people. he tore free a bicep and began devouring it.
Unfinished
The only thing those women wanted from the old wombat was his wealth. the jackal, of course, wanted something much more valuable to him.
The Wildlands
She stood there, under the waterfall's sprinkle of water, immobilized by her inner conflict, tempted by the thought of immense wealth. _... the gold... the dragon.... for the love of mercy, the gold...._ ...
Passing the Flame
Nevertheless, the underboss stepped closer to where a distant glinting shone; a vast pile of wealth, although not as vast as it once was, and a dark mass sat in the middle, blocking further wealth.
True to yourself. Chapter 1
Zarak didn't enroll and instead sought out a job as a construction worker, and with his newfound wealth rented a studio apartment near the college. we stayed as roommates, our age-old friendship never breaking.
The Wishing Well: Chapter the First
Of them, and that this wealth would carry down the generations.”
Ravensdale; Chapter 1
The houses, he determined, were little more than their way of showing off their wealth to their neighbors; wealth that he would take no qualms in relieving them of.