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Ana Deal: A Short Story
Name: Ana Deal-Hansen
Journal: Journal #5
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Tris’s shoulder was on fire as she pressed further against the wall. Tobias leaned in closer, his eyes still blank. “I don’t believe you will,” she whispered softly to him. The cold metal of the gun barrel pressed closer to her head, but he didn’t pull the trigger. Still, her best efforts to get him back weren’t working. He was too far into the simulation’s clutches.
It was then that she heard a loud commotion outside. Something major was happening. Tobias looked away for a brief second, and suddenly, the large metal doors flew open.
A girl stood there; everything about her was concealed. The darkness from the outside melted off the stranger’s face as
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You were Tobi Hunters. You were…” She trailed off sadly, but she quickly regained her composure.
“I just came to say goodbye, I can see that past is no longer yours. You don’t re-“ It was the Sky’s turn to be interrupted.
“No.” Tobias’s voice was strangely detached, and he sounded like a completely different person. Unknown to Tris, this is what the man named ‘Tobi Hunters’, sounded like. The man continued on. “I remember… Red. A red scarf. The pain, the guilt, the… The hate.” His voice cracked on the last two words. His eyes were downcast, but both women could see the pain in his eyes.
“Listen, Ry-Tobi, you don’t need to. I’m going to leave now anyways.”
Tris’s eyes flickered to the other girl. She was beautiful in a cold kind of way. Her ice blue eyes shone from under pitch-black hair that fell to her waist. Dressed in a black leather jacket and tight black leggings, she looked like she was born to be Dauntless. The injured girl found her eyes going straight back to Tobias. She couldn’t make sense of what was going on. Her pain-addled mind couldn’t keep up with the events that were playing
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“Don’t.” The voice was cracked and broken. It seemed so childish compared to the one that had been coming from Sky’s mouth before.
“After all that I have told you, you, of all people should know not to follow me.” A glistening drop of water flowed from the corner of her eye.
Slowly, Sky turned and started to walk away. She let everything. Her feet took over as everything crashed upon her shoulders. The girl’s whole entire reality was gone. Her brother had died so long ago, but only now was she able to cry. Only now did she let her shoulders shake with the pain that she bore with all of her miserable life.
She had said goodbye to someone else’s lover for them, she had arrived to be too late, twice. She had torn lives apart millions of times, and only now, was hers torn apart itself.
Very slowly, her vision came back to her. She was standing on top of the dauntless headquarters. There was nothing holding her back. She could jump and survive, but what for? Sky had found her lover, only to realize he no longer remembered her, or

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