Never Forget: Prelude: Humans

At first there was greed, then envy, then finally gluttony. they built stone towers and homes. building aqueducts and public baths. making glass products and hammering out a new metal.

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House Rules

I confess to a touch of envy; i remember when sex could be this happily aerobic, but it had been awhile.

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03 - Two's Company, Three's Even Better

'guess i'll be the envy and target today.' he said to himself. 'what?' cani asked. 'oh, nothing. are you ready to get into the water?' 'only if you come with me.' 'i will keep you safe.

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Burdens - Chapter 68: Cascade

There was still energy in that youth that he began to envy. he could not focus so intensely on the games as matt did, nor when he won he could not get up and dance so emphatically. maybe it was just that he had gotten lazy.

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Valreth - Chapter 5

She envied them, being together like this, being happy. and more than that, she envied their knowledge that when their children left them, they would be safe.

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Choleric

She envied riley then, and let the feeling go. _i really need to get back into my work_, she thought as she turned around to go inside the museum. "wait!" came a familiar call. riley bolted up the stairs, his eyes shining and his enthusiasm sparkling.

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Pilot

The same kind that i can flaunt at the envy of my colleagues on the lower floors. "your id, please," intones the wolf on the right. "shouldn't you know me by now, _alex_?"

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Flames: Chapter 9

Maybe others didn't know as well, but still, he envied them. they say that one doesn't know what is important until one lost it. but that doesn't mean that one isn't feeling it unconsciously.

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Where this Flower Blooms - Part 1

He envied the students who could play under the may sunlight. he'd get tired easily, and the heat only made it worse for his densely furred figure.

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What's Possible

I was the envy of all the other boys. my friends never forgave me." gerald whimpered, unable to help himself. "i'll be there soon, i promise, just hold on. hold on for me." "i'm okay, gerald." the voice grew faint. "i love you." "davie?

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Being Human

You envy every animal for its lovely fur, and inside you are searching. beasts are always searching, but they are not human. they scratch at their fur and ignore your stupid science. you are just another animal making another mistake.

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Bad dog!

Ralston embodies _laissez-faire_ -- it's a kind of ease that atwood would envy, if she rightly understood what envy was. "everything's going to stay the same, thrown cans and all. besides, if he doesn't pick it up, they'll get him with a fine.

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