Tris and Tobias in high school. Just so you know, I only support Fourtris, nothing else. The couples are as usual. Uriah Marlene, Will Christina, Zeke Shauna, Lynn is a loner, and proud. Eric and Peter will not be stealing Tris away or anything like that, but they may make an appearance. On hold indefinitely.

Uriah's twin sister is an unknown. Nobody even knew she existed, but that was only because she didn't have powers. Or did she. After an annoying prank, that turns into so much more, Melanie discovers her powers. They are dangerous and wonderful, which of course means that she has to transfer schools. Welcome to Divergent High, home of the Scorpions. On hold indefinitely.

Sequel to Call Me Soldier. Rebecca is back in the hands of HYDRA, what will happen? "What is your name?" "Рибэка." "What is your name?" "Солдат." Later on-- high school. Enough said?

"Who are you?" "You can call me Soldier, well for the short time you continue to live." "What is your business with Hydra?" "You know the Winter Soldier? I'm better than him." "I highly doubt that. He is one of the best assassins in the world." "Yeah? Well I'm the best." "That's big talk for a little girl." "иди к черту" (go to hell) "I'll save you a seat, kid." Rebecca Barnes is her brother's partner in crime.

Four and Six are initiation instructors, and are having fun scaring the living daylights out of the initiates. If I get into it, the story might continue to be a prequel to my other Divergent No War story. On hold indefinitely.

This story, follows the sixteen year old daughter of now Dauntless leader, Eric. A young woman, confused, trying to decide where she belongs while living up to her father's high standards and still trying to find freedom in dystopian Chicago. A sequel to Divergent that takes place 15 years after Tobias Eaton's own initiation. This is from the base idea that there was never a war between Erudite and Abnegation. Join Melanie in the horror show called life, where, when circumstances look grim, Eric is always there to add a little pain. Note from future me: this book sucks, but I'm leaving it here anyway. 11,332 Words