Choices {divergent / a.i. au} | ON HOLD
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  • Reads 1,181
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  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 28m
Ongoing, First published Mar 09, 2014
Years and years ago, when war was waged, people thought of a way to create the utopia they had all dreamt of living in. They created a society that divided a city into five different ways of living - five different factions that believed in different things that caused the war. The Amity believed that the reason for war was aggression, the Abnegation believed it was selfishness, the Erudite believed it was ignorance, the Candor believed it was dishonesty, and the Dauntless believed it was cowardice.

Liana Hood was brought up with the values of the Amity; in a place where peace and oneness with nature were important values to uphold. Now, she is faced with a great responsibility - one that could change her life and her future.

Choices are made, plans are foregone, things are met with regret, and Liana is not safe anymore. Will she ever be able to make things right again?
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