Riley Eaton was the daughter of Abnegation leader Marcus Eaton. Her father is a terrible man to both her and her brother Tobias. His ways worsen when Tobias leaves Abnegation, but Riley understands why he left. She would have left too. He told her on her choosing day to follow him. When that day comes, Riley is faced with the hardest decision of her life. Once in Dauntless, she meets her brother and finds close friendships with Tris and Christina. Everything is going fine until she meets Eric Coulter. The ruthless Dauntless leader, but Riley sees something different in him, something good. Divergent (Movie) Insurgent (Movie) Allegiant (Movie x book) I do not own the Divergent series, all credit to the directors and writers.

She doesn't belong in Abnegation, and everyone knows. She had the guts to leave, but can she deal with what awaits her? Annabelle Kennedy was courageous and confident, because of this she was often shunned by the members of her faction, them saying she was someone to stay away from. When Annabelle turned 16, she did the thing she'd been waiting for since her best friend did two years before, and left Abnegation. Now in a new faction, where she always thought she'd fit in, she has to survive initiation and what comes after. • Divergent • Mix of books and movies (mainly books though) • fem!OC x Peter (slowburn) • Book One in the Misplaced Trilogy

A fire has arrived in Dauntless. Her hair resembles it. And so does her personality. Arielle Dalton is taking Dauntless by storm. Her charm is spreading through Dauntless like a wildfire, and nothing is going to slow her down. Except for Eric Coulter. He is the coldest and most ruthless leader in Dauntless. And when a little red witch walks in and takes his faction from under his nose, he doesn't appreciate it one bit. He sets out on making her life like hell, and only ends up discovering that their personalities are so similar, too similar. Both of them are walking sticks of dynamite, and when they come across each other's paths, it doesn't take long before the world explodes, both into anger and fire, and into love and ash. Highest rank: #2 in Divergent

A/N: [COMPLETE!!!] My plans for what I would do if I was ever a Divergent. I hope you will enjoy it! :)

Rebekah Margin was born into a faction she didn't belong to, or one she didn't belong to any more . She was of the age to choose a new one. She already knew exactly what faction she was going to choose. Dauntless. It fit her personality perfectly...hostile.

When the Dauntless born Rosanna Pedrad,Uriahs twin and the younger sister of Zeke starts her training everything is going well for her.She has friends and enemies.But what will she do when she starts to fall for her enemy.Or more importantly what will her overprotective brothers do? SONG FOR THIS STORY - OUT OF THE WOODS BY TAYLOR SWIFT JUST HIT 111K!!!!!

"There is a chasm between us, a gaping schism that only seems to widen as hard as we try to close the distance. Someday, our combined efforts to reach each other again will lead us both into the abyss." After an overthrow of the unwanted factionless government, the war in Chicago is over. To maintain stability, the faction leaders decide to return to the faction system. Because of this, the sixteen-year-olds that chose that year are sent back to their former factions for nine months. Tris falls into a state of depression after the war and her impromptu breakup that occurred at the end of it, and returning back to Abnegation--to the same house as her traitor brother--doesn't help. Tobias remains in Dauntless, but while he isn't exactly despondent, he does feel out of place. He doesn't fit in and cannot go on with normal life after everything that happened. Then, Choosing Day arrives. And history definitely does not repeat itself when Tris goes through the initiation process with her old friends and enemies, her ex-boyfriend, and the new sixteen-year-olds, while citizens of Chicago are mysteriously dying. WARNING: This story contains discussion of suicide and self-harm, swearing, and suggestive themes.