Kylie knew she didn't belong in Abnegation. Her brother, Tobias, had left her with their abusive father when he transferred to Dauntless on his choosing day. Kylie's aptitude test results were inconclusive, like her brothers. Her father, Marcus, said that Tobias had transferred to Candor to make her stay in Abnegation, but it didn't work. When Kylie transfers to Dauntless to escape her fathers abuse, what will happen when she finds her brother there and will she forgive him for leaving? What will happen when she starts to fall for the cold hearted, sadistic leader, Eric? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• This is my first story so sorry if it's really bad.

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Riley, Tobias's sister is the girl everyone wants but what happens when a certain leader catches her eye? Will Eric fall in love, and what will happen with Jeanine's plans? eric x oc "You know what we do with threats?" "We eliminate them."

Lilian Matthews, Jeanine Matthews daughter. She was smart, very smart but she knew Erudite wasn't for her. She preferred physical rather than mental. Jeanine understood this, and she urged her daughter to transfer to Dauntless. Her daughter knew of her plans and was all for it. What happens when she gets to Dauntless and sees her childhood friend that transferred a year before her, and she has feelings for? Will their still be sparks or will he be a completely different person? I do not own Divergent or any others of the series. I also do not own any other the characters other than Lilian! Credit to Veronica Roth

I never really was made to be in Abnegation. I didn't ever fit in. All of the selflessness - I just couldn't do it. I couldn't forget myself in a matter of seconds then turn to another in need. I always thought of myself and what I would be like when I was older. Would I live in Abnegation? Could I learn to forget myself eventually? No. It just wouldn't happen. Life is never that easy in Abnegation, for me, at least. (incomplete)