One choice can revive you. One choice can change your life forever. One choice can heal you. ~ What if Allegiant had ended differently and Tris lived? She miraculously survived the bullet wounds she got when David shot her. Will Tobias and Tris' relationship survive through the hardships to come? Will the arrival of a once friend make everything go downhill? Read to find out in Resurgent: How Allegiant Should Have Ended.

The first you should know is that this is a VERY short version of Divergent; and it's been called the "best parody on here" by several different users. Don't believe me? I shall prove it. ************************ In Trisha Pretor's dystopian Toronto, society is divided into two ranks, both dedicated to a particular virtue— the Clean, who value appearance and wealth, and are judged harshly; and the Unclean, who are more casual and have a lower expectation, and live in poverty. Once they've matured, and have black eyes, teens are required to enter a virtual reality to determine which rank they are better suited for. Trisha discovers that she is Detergent, having an equal aptitude for each rank, while most people can only endure one. The next day they choose which rank they will devote the rest of lives to. Trisha must decide whether she wants to stay dark, dreary world of the Unclean, (with her family, while denying her true self) or if she wants to embrace who she is at heart. Training is highly competitive, and causes stress for all of the Trainers. Trisha adopts a new name for herself,“Bee”. She tries to discover the truth of who her friends are, who she really is, and how she where a secret, forbidden romance with a sometimes amazing, sometimes infuriating boy fits into the life she's chosen for herself. She’s got a deep secret, and she’s heard that it may be her downfall. Bee discovers that tensions between parts of the city are increasing, and they threaten to unravel her society–not just one of the ranks. She finds that her closely guarded secret could either save her life, and that of those she cares about— or destroy her.

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One day, Morgana decides to pick up a pen and write a series of letters addressed to those she loves and hates. In these letters, she reveals her deepest fears and darkest secrets, in these letters she tells of the only boy she's ever loved and in these letters she realises that nothing is ever as it seems, and after these letters, nothing will ever be the same again. (used to be named Thirty Letters) (Inspired by the 30 Day Letter Challenge)

Willa Clarke is a loner. Pretty and smart, but incredibly shy and unsocial. She has tried to make friends in the past, only to be stabbed in the back or simply drift apart. Her home life isn't any better. With a history of abuse that makes her cringe at the thought of ever being touched, her family is in shambles. Her mother is always working, leaving her to deal with Andy, her trouble making younger brother alone. He has fallen in with an older group of friends that spells bad news for her family. One night, while picking up her drunk brother from a party she allows herself to become re-acquainted with Nick Hadley, her childhood friend who happens to be staying with her family. Before, she dismissed him as a simple minded delinquent, but as she gets to know him again she learns to look past his flaws and sees his heart. They forge a deep connection that brings about new feelings for both, that have them scared for different reasons.

When Tris moves to Chicago and joins the Divergent High School. She meets her childhood best friend. They begin to date and all kinds of teenage drama begins to happen. I do not own Divergent. Veronica Roth owns it.

What would it be like getting shoved into lockers and pushed onto the ground every day? Getting told five days on seven that you’re worthless and ugly? Being told you’re fat, losing weight, then being told you’re skimpy? It’s not fun. Dreadful, horrid, cruel perhaps. Maybe even unrealistic and impossible. Well, its not. Meet Thalia Lewis, a fifteen year old girl who lost both of her parents and lives with her aunt who is never there. Everyone picks on her. There seems to be no hope for her until she meets Thomas.....

**A WATTPAD FEATURED COLLECTION** A young girl takes her first steps into the real world. A boy experiences the joy and pain of a first love. An old man relives the stories he's written. These are just some of the stories of The Carnival Papers, a volume of short stories dealing with life, loss, and love.