Divergent Abnegation Novels & Stories

Xavier tried to clear his and his coven's name which was rather smart. "Rubbish! The abomination law outweigh your master's and all other laws and if even so, you all kept this a secret. Unless at our discretion we tell you not to kill an abomination, they are to be killed at all cost. Whilst I understand the law of peace not to kill another coven member while on another's territory, I will give you a bly this time Xavier. Never you let this happen again. You know the rules." Luna barked at him.

“Remain still, if you want your friend to live.” After that, she closed her eyes, her mind drifting far away. But before she got swallowed into the sweet embrace of unconsciousness, she heard a voice whisper, “She’s the Abomination.”

Bill saw the confusion in his daughter's eyes and weakly reached for the document “Boss, how……… I mean what……?” he also did not understand what his boss was playing at. It was fine that he had helped him get a donor and also foot his hospital bills but what he asked for in exchange was next to impossible. There was no way that this would work. Megan stared at her father’s boss, her eyes dilating. She had just come from an abusive marriage that ended in a very nasty divorce. She had not even started healing from it and just wanted to stay under the wings of her parents who had accepted her back without question and now this?

--- CEO's Office, Singhania Corporation Sanjana's POV: "Sanjana, have you sold your brain somewhere?" Ask an exasperated Akshay. I glanced at Alex and Ahaana. Alex was genuinely ignoring us but Ahaana was acting to ignore us.

"*That we can disagree and grow from disagreement without trying to eliminate each other.*" The Neverwere agreed through their impossible existence. "In our realities, we learned that absolute agreement is death. Diversity of impossibility keeps existence dynamic." Through Protection, Dimitri created new kind of shield—one that protected the right to disagree, the necessity of opposition, the sacred nature of conflict that creates rather than destroys. Marcus began his transformation, his corruption evolving into something new—not evil but chaos, not malice but mischief, not opposition but creative resistance that would keep reality dancing forever. "The real enemy reveals itself," I announc

But still— unstable. Like he was there because she hadn’t stopped him yet. — Helena’s voice cut in, sharper now. “You’re destabilizing it.” Aurora didn’t turn. “Or you’re forcing the wrong one.” — Silence snapped tight. Adrian exhaled slowly. “…it’s not breaking,” he said. A pause. “It’s diverging.” — The word settled. Heavy. Final. Because Aurora felt what it meant before she understood it. Two outcomes.

she said. Slightly breathless. ⸻ Slightly real. ⸻ The other followed. ⸻ “What?” it echoed. ⸻ Perfect. ⸻ Too perfect. ⸻ Victor exhaled. ⸻ “…We’re starting to see divergence.” ⸻ Ethan muttered, ⸻ “Thank God.” ⸻ But Victor didn’t relax. ⸻ Because divergence— ⸻ meant instability. ⸻ And instability—

He pauses, “Then I was going to tell you after the ceremony, but we ended up getting our daughter kidnapped. Then I had to kill one of my best friends' chosen mate, not that I liked her to begin with. But it hurt to know that I hurt Zaden in a way that he may never be able to forgive me. We took in his sister and from the looks of it we will be keeping her for the foreseeable future.” Taking in everything that he said. He was right. I was already stressing enough. Crescenda agrees and recedes and leaves me standing there. Suddenly his energy shifts again and his hair turns so black that I don't know what color to actually call it. Power radiates off of him. I see it smooth and black. His eye

"I don't care about other people's thoughts. My decision to marry Imman is final and I will accept whatever punishment you are to give me daddy, even if you will disown me! I love him so much...so please let me marry him...for the sake of my baby!" It was hard to imagine how the daughter whom his father loved so dearly would defy him just because of a man who is not worthy of her. The chairman had heard enough of her daughter's plea which made him angry again that he punched the sofa, making her daughter tremble with fear. After recovering from his wrath, he gazed at his daughter and said, "I will never accept that man to be your husband. If you don't want to marry Greg, fine, I won't argue

I replied, slipping them off. “Then I think we’re done,” Ava stated, she put the other pairs away and added the last two selections on the counter with the rest of what I was apparently going to be buying. It’s for Darrien, he can’t continue his training if I don’t comply. I reminded myself, sucking in a breath to brace myself for what was sure to be an astronomical bill. I fidgeted uncomfortably as Ava began to ring out the items. I about choked as the number climbed higher and higher. The petite brunette glanced at me from beneath her lashes, “Calm down, I’m not done.”