Its a small town, people either leave or dream of leaving. Tris Prior doesn't have the best relationship with social activities. When she started college, all she wanted to do was get a job and study. She never expected to fall for the blue eyed solider that walked in to the café. SHORT STORY!!

Tris wakes up in a destroyed, abandoned city with only one memory. And that memory is of a man named Tobias. Desperate for answers, she sets out to find him, though she finds that the crumbling world around her may prove that task to be difficult. Alliances are formed. Choices are made. War breaks out, and Chicago is heavily involved. Tobias must balance leading a city, commanding an army, and getting his wife back. Tris faces many obstacles and hazards along the way as well, but she pushes through, determined to find her way back to him.

It was the first thing he saw when his eyes opened for the first time. The glistening, golden glow shining in his eyes ... how he should die for it. He was brought up by it, lived by it, swore by it. It was the first thing she learned about when she was old enough to comprehend. The coronet filled of evil and worn by those equally as despicable ... how she should resent it. She dreaded it, despised it, hated it. And then he saw her, and he vowed to abandon it, whilst she promised to serve it. The Crown, the diadem of destruction.

©🇨🇴🇲🇵🇱🇪🇹🇪🇩Tris walks into the Kappa Delta sorority house and immediately is hit with the feeling that she doesn't belong here. Aside from sports, these girls are preoccupied with clothes and boys. She knows that the only reason that they asked her to join in rush week and pledge the sorority is because she is one of the top rated softball players in the country. She found their initiation process strenuous, and that was the reason that she decided to pledge, that and the fact that one of her coaches encouraged her. She insisted that it would look good to potential professional and semi-pro fast pitch softball teams. This is a sorority of athletes. Every girl here received a scholarship for some kind of athletics. She avoided joining any kind of sorority for two years and now here she is, standing in the foyer.The girls are bustling about the house and no one seems to notice Tris standing there frozen.

'War is hell.' - William T. Sherman Tobias is a young man trying to get out of his father's clutches. His one chance is to join the war effort, even if it means potentially getting himself killed. It seems like a good plan, till he meets her. Beatrice is a girl who just moved to Chicago, and has fallen for the quiet boy that roams the halls of her school. She wants to get to know the shy boy with the captivating eyes, but doesn't know all the demons he hides. What will happen between these two? Read to find out. ***** Disclaimer***** I have tried to stay as true as I could to historical events. Some things had to be altered for obvious reasons. Please don't leave comments about how something isn't right, or that never would have happened. This is fiction after all. Most characters belong to Veronica Roth, but the story is mine. Thank you to @voidtobias who did an amazing job on the cover art.

This is set after divergent but there is no war. Al is still dead. What job does Tris pick is she still with Four? Will their relationship survives? What happens when a new set of initiates arrive? This is what I thought would happen if there was no war.

This story is set after Tris' initiation. there was no war. Tris and Tobias move in together and their romance seems to continuously grow as it becomes their turn to train initiates. I hope you enjoy!!!

"Who is that?" "They call him Four--that's like his gang name or something. He's in for some pretty serious charges, but nobody messes with him. He practically runs this place--even the guards stay out of his way." "Well, he is sort of scary." "And you don't even live here. Just do me a favor and quit staring at him so I don't die tonight."

Welcome to the world of Divergent, where no war had happened. What will go on in the city of Chicago where everything is peaceful? Will it stay like this? Read to find out!