Jeanine Divergent Novels & Stories

He opened his hand and held it out toward me. I walked toward him in silence and touched the necklace. Devon closed his hand over mine, and it was as if my feet were pulled from the ground. Everything around me seemed to fade and suddenly change. I felt nauseous, and my knees felt like jelly. "Keep your mind steady, Jane. Keep your mind steady," Devon said, his voice commanding. Several different images spun around us. I saw trees, leaves, a black car, and a box. I heard a soft cry, and suddenly, a fortress filled with warriors.

Returning to the living room she noticed that the door of her apartment was open, she should take care of it better, even more being a woman alone in a city that she didn't know very well, she walked to close the door and then decided that she would eat something, she opened the freezer to see exactly what was there, according to her father he had bought some lunch boxes from a nearby restaurant for her to eat during the week, this way she wouldn't have to worry about preparing food to take to lunch much less prepare something when she got home after work for dinner, everything was organized in the freezer with the labels of the date of manufacture and expiration, as she would not have to wo

When it dims several minutes later, I open my eyes in time to see Divina sway and fall to her side, but she never hits the ground because Greg is there to catch her. My mate blinks her eyes and looks around bewildered. When I reach for her, she scrambles back and lets out a terrified whimper. Divina smiles weakly at her and says, “Jennifer, meet your mate, Alpha Jack. Alpha Jack meet, Jennifer," before she passes out in Greg's arms.

Mark pretended to gasp for air twice before looking weakly at Janine. “Janine, Will knows I have claustrophobia, so why did he design a shelter without a single window? He took so much money from the O’Connor family. Is this how he does things?” Janine’s eyes darkened as they met mine. Then, she gave the order. “Smash this place.” My body stiffened, but this time, I didn’t stop them. I watched with my own eyes as she destroyed the only true refuge that would have survived the coming apocalyptic heatwave.

At its center: a chair surrounded by seven orbiting disks, each linked to alternate memory strands. Evryn stepped into it. Her thoughts slowed as the system engaged. > “Initiating Multiversal Divergence.” > “Processor: Evryn Elaia.” > “Stabilizer: Kai Virek.” Kai’s voice cut in from the bridge. > “Ready when you are.” > “I’ll hold the anchor.” Evryn smiled faintly. “See you in the next thought.” And then her mind split. Inside the Divergence Seven versions of Evryn now existed—each slightly different. One never left the lab. One never met Kai. One joined the rebellion too late. One surrendered to the Project. One lost Elara. One saved her.