Haunted by his experiences of war,Ulysses called upon the service of the Auto Memories Doll to grasp the heaviness of the telegram of an old friend Henry, which turns to be the famous Violet Evergarden, came fresh from her previous commissions. As Violet unravelled his story, there is something more to Ulysses' association with Henry than meets the eye.

Violet visits a new client. The man has amnesia but wishes to write a letter to someone he loves, regardless of whether he remembers them or not. The thing is, he is a man who was once named Gilbert, and the recipient might just be Violet herself.

"Will you marry me?" She had always been better than him when it came to words. Claudia and Cattleya, before, during, and after.

History isn't always a good thing, as mistakes of the past, will, inevitably, come to bite. (Discontinued due to extreme writers block, will write up a different story)

My imaginary ending for ep. 13. We can all guess whom Violet finds behind that cottage door. Violet/Gilbert, Gilbert & OC.

She was a dancer. Many soldiers came to see her. He was a soldier. And he came to see her too. The story of how Cattleya Baudelaire and Claudia Hodgins met, how he took her in and how his wish to be a papa was not so far off from becoming reality.

Spoilers for ep. 13. We know Hodgkins wrote a letter to his future daughter, but whom does he have in mind as the child's mother? Hodgkins/Cattleya, because that scene was too cute to ignore.

inspired by violet evergarden what happens when sea of masks overtake society spice

Spoilers for ep. 11. How does Hodgkins react to Violet taking a dangerous (and emotionally draining) assignment without his permission?

Violet's train of thoughts about her unattainable desires. A/N: Image taken from the official light novel of Violet Evergarden. This is the result of my stress and pressure from my final examinations, written in 5 minutes.

Missing scene from episode 9. Spencer's letter to Luculia proves cathartic for Violet as well. (Warning: this story contains mentions of PTSD, survivor guilt and suicidal thoughts).

Violet Evergarden gets a new request for a letter in the old enemy territory from a veteran who might know more then what he lets on. .