Finding Home

Part Ten

A/N: I hope you guys appreciate this chapter. Over 7,000 words my ass. But it was completely worth it because I enjoyed writing this and I know you will to (I hope). This is a special chapter and every ten chapters I am planning on writing one similar to this. Enjoy!!

(This chapter was so long, I tried to edit almost everything, so spare me if an error  or two happened to slip its way through)

I also want to thank all of my lovely readers and followers. I appreciate each and all of you. I also will definitely put your thoughts into consideration to those who helped me come up with ideas for this story. I love you, and thank you all so much!

Chapter Ten

This story is rated M/MA for sexual language/content. Spare me. 

Eight years ago...

Her golden hair frames her face as she sits crossed legged in the corner of the library. She looks downwards in the direction of her lap due to a book lying on top of her legs.

Her brother, Caleb, suggested on reading some teen romance novel that he said was actually really good. Curse John Green and his talented writing abilities.

"The Fault in Our Stars, really? Isn't that some dumb book about two people getting together?"

"Well excuse me, mister. If you're trying to impress a girl, never, and I mean never insult their choice of books. You will literally get bitch rage from them. You're lucky I'm nice otherwise I would have attacked you for insulting my taste in books." Tris' glasses start to slide down her face and she presses it back up onto the bridge of her nose.

Tobias puts his hands up in surrender. "Oh I'm sorry."

"That sounded extremely sarcastic, honey." His smile widens when she calls him 'honey'.

"It was." He states plainly.

"I didn't think I'd ever see you again." Tris says and scoots over a little offering him to sit besides her. It's true. A week prior, she had met Tobias in the same library. After their first encounter, he had started coming more often to his school's library. He has discovered that she comes to the library on certain days of the week. Although Tobias tells himself that he doesn't stalk her, he so did (and maybe still does).

"Well, it was either visiting a beautiful girl at the school library or going to some frat party." He smirks.

"Oh where is she? I don't see her." Tris teases.

"You don't? Maybe you can help me out. She has blond hair, blue eyes, around five three maybe? And she happens to have the name of Tris. Any clue?" Tobias rests his face in the palm of his hands.

"Sorry, bud. But I don't know any girl named Tris."

"What a bummer. I guess I'll be off then. I gotta look for her ya' know?"

She pushes him lightly. "You're such a tease."

"Come on, let's go somewhere." He stands up and offers her a hand.

"What? Why? Where are we going?" Tris takes off her reading glasses and puts them back into her case. She shuts her book and puts it in her bag.

"Do you trust me?" Tris looks at them way he is positioned. With a hand offered out towards her and him bending forward.

"Are you intentionally quoting Aladdin? Or is this just a coincidence?"

"What's Aladdin?"

"You did not just say that! How could you not know what Aladdin is?"