A/N: And I updated late, but you're not allowed to kill me, because I had to get this chapter approved by xForeverwithyoux, because this is mainly her story.

Tobias POV

I shouldn't have sent that letter. It was probably even more self indulgent than just visiting. Visiting could be because I was supposed to come along to one of my dad's meetings. No, sending letters are completely self-indulgent. And now one of our factions leaders probably hates me. Although I know this, is it bad I can't find it in myself to not hope she writes back? I've begun to check the mail three times a day waiting for her reply. Is it bad I want friends? I know Abnegation are allowed to have friends. Tris' dad and Marcus are friends. I keep thinking that Marcus has hacked my letter. He didn't really approve of the fact that I was going to write a letter to her. He thought it was just as bad as seeing her. I don't know why. Honestly, I find it more painful. It would be like reading the letter, and seeing a ghost of her smile as she's writing it, but not being able to actually see it.

It takes four days for Tris' letter to finally arrive.

When it arrive, I sneak the letter up to my bedroom and carefully close the door before hungrily tearing open the envelop. I unfold the poorly folded paper, and can't help but smile at Tris' scrawled handwriting. It's funny. I'm only two years older than her, but the handwriting is very different. I begin to read the letter as fast as I can, trying to absorb the words, in all the child-like innocence that is so different from my life. The letter read:

Dear Tobias,

My name is Beatrice Prior I'm 6. I can write letters I'm not a baby anymore. Caleb says hello, though he's always busy reading in his room.

I don't need your help in anything so this is pointless.
Dauntless is pretty cool, right?
Sometimes I don't like Abnegation. Is that bad?

I try and tell Caleb this, but he shrugs and says that I shouldn't think that, I'm only 6.

Beaaaaaaaatrice

I can't help but laugh a little to myself when I've finished the letter. of course she could write letters, but I don't think she really got what I meant. I try to think of her getting the letter and reading it. Then trying to show it to Caleb. It's not hard to imagine her little fist, banging on the door trying to get her brother's attention. He's a bit selfish for Abnegation, and I can't help but wonder if he'll head off to Eurdite when he's sixteen. It's funny though, because she thinks just like me. To me Abnegation isn't the best. I just don't tell anybody. She's seems to open about the fact that she doesn't always enjoy Abnegation, but is apparently to young to think like that. I also want to tell her that I don't think that these letters aren't important. These letters are my saving grace. I hear Marcus come through the door, but can't help but keep out the letter a moment longer. I look at all those a's that she added into her name. Each one looking a little sloppier than the next. I remind myself to include all those a's in her name next time I write letter to her. I quickly shove the letter beneath my bed as I hear Marcus come up the stairs. I try to think of happy things like Beatice's sloppy little a's all lined up in a row as Marcus slides out his belt with a sly grin and mutters, "This is for your own good."

A/N So I'm only using snipets of the letters. If you want the full letters, go check out Little Letters

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