Tris has a lot to be thankful and sorry for. She's thankful for Tobias and her friends being okay and the new life Tobias and her are ready to start. But when the faction comes crumbling down again, what length will she go to protect what's she has left? **After Div. before Insurgent**

Well, it's basically what the Title says... Insurgent but from Tobias Point of View. Y'all seemed to enjoy my Divergent from Tobias POV so here's Insurgent. Hope you enjoy! :) - TEMPORARY BREAK -

so this is the sequel to One difference because I felt the need. Tris is now on the run. But having the two people she cares about most in constant danger, her reckless choices may not be enough. If it's between the one who brings her home or the one who shows her how exciting life can be who will she choose? Will it be faction before blood? "You know, I really don't like rules."

They were marred from life and going to another Faction was their way out. Struggling with the past, present and future, with finding themselves and each other and a danger lurking behind closed doors, they have to grow up even faster. slightly AU; Eventually Eric/Tris

No war... YET! Tris and Tobias train new initiates, and maintain their relationship one year after Tris made it into Dauntless. Weird things are happening, and it's up to them to find out why. They face problems, like the threat of a new war with the factionless, and the Amity transfer that has her eyes on Tobias, and an entirely new threat that no one saw coming...

What if Tris was pregnant during the war, meaning she couldn't fight? She doesn't work with Marcus either. First chapter is the prologue. Fourtris. Will is still alive. This was requested by one of my reviewers on another story. Some bad language and mentions of adult themes. Please read and review. I DON'T own Divergent or the characters!

"I think fear is the most cancerous and incapacitating emotion there is. It eats away at the good inside of us, cripples us from our dreams. But then you find the clarity of hope. I choose hope over fear." / The war is over, and Tris and Tobias try desperately to find happiness in a world where new fears and challenges threaten them. Can they create a life, or will they break?

Abnegation contains my father…but abnegation also contains a fourteen year old blonde girl named Beatrice Prior who sparked a little light inside of me yesterday. I drag the knife along the inside of my palm and hold out my hand between the two bowls. Am I dauntless? Am I abnegation?

18-year-old Tris Prior is the first daughter. Her mother, the President of the U.S., keeps her on a tight leash. Tris just wants to be free. Her mother reluctantly lets her go to a concert in France while they're there for politics. During the escape from the bodyguards at the concert, she runs into Four, who gives her a lift to escape. Four knows her, but she doesn't realize that.

Beatrice seals a deal with her only relative, her stepmother Jeanine, and finds herself working for the Eaton household as Teresa Brasen. Just when she thought that she is going to have a better life, her nightmares return to haunt her day and night. And when she seeks comfort, it seems like she can only find it in the hands of a certain blue-eyed man...

As part of an experiment, 8 single women and 8 single men are put through an extensive matchmaking process to find their perfect matches. 'Tris' Prior, is always with the wrong guy. In this house will she fall in love or find herself in the position she was in before? 'Four' Eaton, the closed off guy, also struggles with love. Will he find it, or will someone get in the way?

Tris is not your average 21 year old. Her job isn't very conventional. she makes her living by making videos on Youtube. While at a video convention she meets the infamous Dauntless, a collab channel that all live together in Chicago. When they invite her to join them, how will Tris' life change? Will the very single and very attractive Four become not so single anymore? MODERN AU

It was one night. The most magical night of both their life's. Both of them had never felt this way about another person. Then then Masquerade abruptly ended. Her running out and him chasing her. The Dauntless Beauty escaped him, only leaving her mask.

A Dauntless leader hell-bent on keeping his vice a secret and a Candor transfer with a fear of moths. Together they make some very bad choices. AU/OOC. Sequel "Broken Boy Soldier" up now! (Follow that one if you're looking for updates!)

I wrote this before Veronica Roth's "Four" was released. Normally I try to keep my writings consistent with what the author has written and just add to it but it was impossible to do after reading that book because it didn't leave much unanswered. I had fun imagining Four's back-story & what he was thinking in Divergent before "Four" gave us those answers. So...this is my version.

What would become of all the Divergent characters if the war never happened?

Tris was shot by David. We all know that. But what if she survived? What if she went back to Dauntless with the people she loved? The only catch is... no one is allowed to know who she really is. Will her friends recognize her? What is this huge threat Chicago is facing? More questions pile up in Tris's head; more questions that can't be answered.

Four/Tris. Rated T/M for language and mild adult themes. Tris has faced her fears and stopped a war, but can she over come the ups and downs of Dauntless life? Six and Four will have to find a way to make it work together, if they are ever going to become Ten.

Every conversation they had about kids ended in his saying 'someday, maybe' and really meaning 'no', and her nodding in agreement in a vague sort of way. But Tobias didn't miss the times Tris looked at Zeke's daughter like she was trying to imagine her with deep blue eyes and dirty blonde hair when she thought no one was looking.

**Allegiant spoilers** Tris survives, and now she has to learn to live a new life without factions. Follow Tris, Tobias, and all the other Divergent characters as they learn to put their lives back together. My take on how Allegiant should have ended, and my little way of dealing with the ending.