"Because eventually, we learn to define our happiness for ourselves, on our own terms, in spite of the pain others have caused us." A four part modern high school twist on the Divergent Trilogy. (Less high school, more twist.)

Ana will do whatever it takes to show that she belongs in the faction of the brave. Along the way she will discover the consequences of her choices, making new friends, and falling in and out of love. Eric is eager to prove himself to Jeanine Matthews. Will Ana help Eric differentiate between fear and respect, cruelty and justice, or love and lust? Or is it too late?

Tobias and I look into each other's eyes for a few more seconds. "We do fight." Tobias pulls me closer to him. "But we've learned to understand what's important and what's not, mostly. So we let the little things go, and when we do fight, we just...can't be serious, for some reason."

The Divergent characters are living in the modern day. They are all a few years older and are attending college. Tris is a superstar softball player and Four is the quarterback of the football team and the first baseman on the baseball team. Tris has just pledged the sister sorority to Phi Delta Theta, the fraternity for athletes. Rating is T- M for language and adult themes.

This is another Divergent High School story. Basically, Tris moves to a new city and has to start at a new high school. This is my first fanfic so I apologize if it's not that great. This story is now complete and it has two sequels called Summer Vacation and Senior Year (I promise my writing is way better the farther along these stories go). Enjoy!

It is Senior year at Dauntless Academy. Determined to leave behind the disastrous Junior year, the gang are ready to start anew and return to being close friends as they were before. Enter Alexandria Kent, a transfer student into the mix. What happens when this new student meets Eric? Follow her as she makes friends and enemies at Dauntless Academy.

She smiles up from the nook on his shoulder that was made for her, fingers dancing across the stubble on his cheeks, and her eyes are so full love and trust and tenderness and this is his life, that whatever else is going on around them doesn't matter.