(In this story Gus is alive) By some miracle, Augustus' chemo started to work, and he is now in remission. Hazel got a lung transplant, and no longer needs help breathing. After that one night in Amsterdam, Hazel has been vomiting a lot, and has been acting different. Hazel and Gus go to a doctor and they find out something that will change their lives forever.

Hazel is struggling to deal with the loss of Augustus.

"As the clocked ticked forward, while the whole world went on without realizing thousands of people died this minute, we're drowning in oblivion. Time is unforgivable. And one day, these stories will be forgotten too and if that day comes, who still cares?" Where are my manners? I need to introduce myself first. I am Hazel Grace Lancaster and I am 16 years old. On my 13th year, I have been diagnosed with stage IV thyroid cancer, but I'm okay now. I guess. And this is my diary. {I know John Green wrote this book in 2011, but I wrote Hazel's Diary as it happened in 2013. The quote above is written by my lovely friend, @estehless who wrote "Letters From Augustus Waters." Do not read this story if you haven't read TFiOS! This contains spoilers.}

[discontinued] this metaphor isn't like yours, gus. if i set it alight, it won't do anything but disappear. a The Fault in Our Stars (John Green) fan fiction | lowercase intended