Thanks so much for all of the positive reviews guy! Here's the last chapter, I hope you enjoy it!


Tobias

My whole body is numb. My head is resting on her chest, and it kills me how still it is. I know that this is what she wanted, but that doesn't make it hurt any less. Somewhere behind me I hear the door open and several gasps. Why couldn't they have come 5 minutes earlier? If they had, would Tris still be here. I push that thought out of my head.

Before I realize what's going on, I feel someone's hands wrench me off of Tris. I look up and see Matthew's solemn face. "I'm so sorry," he mutters to me. I try and fight him off of me, I can't let these strange men take her away from me, but I'm too weak to put up a fight. They take her out of the room and I just crumble to the floor.

"She's gone, isn't she?" I lift my head to see Caleb's tear stricken face. I think of hundreds of snarky responses, but I simply nod my head. If Tris spent her final minutes forgiving him, I can try to not kill him. I don't wait for his response. I stand up and walk out of the room, pushing Matthew of the way.

I don't have a final destination, I just want to get out of here. Everything around hers reminds me of her. I want to scream, but I don't feel anything. My whole body is numb. I walk aimlessly down the hallways until I hear someone call my name from behind. Her voice is high and songlike, and a sense of hope starts to fill my chest. I whip my head around to see Christina. He heart drops to my feet, and I turn away.

Christina runs up to me and puts her hand on my shoulder. Her face reassures me of what I already know, that she is truly dead. Without saying a word, she wraps her arms around my neck and we both lose it. I know that crying isn't going to bring her back, but it seems to be the only thing that helps.


We decide to hold a joint funeral for both Tris and Uriah. I feel like they would have liked it that way. Maybe their watching over us, laughing about how weak we look. The thought brings a smile to my face.

The past week has been a blur. I try to keep moving, and forget about what happened, but that's easier said than done. Too many people come and share their condolences with me, and it just makes the whole thing more surreal. It still hasn't hit me that she's not coming back, that I'm never going to see her bright blue eyes ever again. The only thing that keeps me going is knowing that she's at peace. After so much fighting and so much loss, she can finally relax again. I know that I'm going to see her again, someday, but I can't stop living my life to grieve for her. She would have wanted me to be strong. She would have wanted me to be Dauntless.


So I know that this is a pretty sucky ending, but I didn't know how to make it any better. Please keep up with the wonderful reviews and don't forget to check out my other work, Allegiant Alternate Ending (clever name, right?). I'm thinking about starting a longer story about these characters in a totally different, non-Divergent setting. Would you read it? Thanks again!