My Divergent Fan Fic. It takes place in the time of Four's Initiation but in the main character's (Cassidy) POV. Not the best writer but no hate!

A fanfiction in the world of Divergent set a few years after Tris and Tobias' time. Follow Bea, who was faction less, but got the impossible opportunity to join a faction. Follow her story, how the city has changed, and then discover a new world outside the city. *****CAUTION: SPOILERS FROM ALLEGIANT, INSURGENT, DIVERGENT*****

What happens when the Faction Island and Panem come into contact? As a sign of truce between the two nations, the people of the Faction Island are forced to spread out among the districts of Panem, to teach those citizens their way of life. When every father of every family, every lone mother, and every eldest must decide what faction they will live in, a new form of submission among the people is created. The factions have become current in every district. The great Faction Island has been turned into the new Capitol, and the old Capitol of Panem has been inherited by Faction Island officials and renamed the Summit. The Divergent Games have been created to continue to teach the new and original citizens of Panem that even with this new way of culture, they are still unable to stand up against the strength of the Capitol. My name is Renee Belladonna. I live in District 11 with my mother Kalyca and my baby brother Tyson. Myself and my one and best friend Kelli are the only female baseball players of District 11, for the main reason of which we do it in secrecy. I am fourteen years old, and I am Dauntless. I was chosen for the Divergent Games, and I will not go down without a fight.

Finished reading Allegiant? Love it but used up a whole tissue box? (I know I did!) Life after the truth was hard for everyone, some lost lives, memories and hope. But the impossible is made possible by bringing a dead soul back to life, one that couldn't be forgotten. Having escaped the dangers of Chicago this one soul thinks that maybe their life can be safe and ordinary. But they have never been more wrong.