Violet Evergarden Crying Novels & Stories

Nathan said. Violet nodded and her tears rolled down her cheeks. Suddenly, she was hit with a wave of sadness and cried, "I feel terrible. There's a huge weight in my chest that I just can't get out. Karma… This is karma!" She suddenly shook and was hit with a bout of coughing. Nathan and Hugo quickly went over to pat her chest. She returned to normal after a while but was still trembling. "Is Samantha here yet? I'd like to wait for her…"

It was such a real feeling I felt like Magenta was going down on me as well and it sickened me. I walk over to the walk in closet and grab a towel before making my way back out and to my mess. I silently cry as I clean up my mess and scoop the broken pieces of glass into the towel while soaking up the water and my tears. I carefully carry the towel filled with the shattered fragments to the waste bin and put everything in before turning and begin picking up the broken flowers and petals.

No two people were more suited for one another, this Violet was sure of, which was why she was a bit annoyed at him for dragging his feet with Suzie. "I'll catch up to you later Vi," as soon as Brandon turned his back she grabbed Violet, "You got this girl!" "You too!" Violet's eyes darting to Darren as she whispered back. For reasons that escaped him, Ezra decided to follow her as she followed the guy that seemed to change things in the atomosphere. Like he injected a dark aura into the air aound them with a foul taste to it. Casor was close on his tail, fury painting his face.

My knees were scraped and bleeding beneath the expensive ivory coat. “Great, just great,” I muttered, limping toward the door. “You better not leave a scar.” I followed him into the silent mansion. Then tears started getting to my eyes. “No.. This is nothing compared to the past” I will not cry.

We sobbed like babies, let our hurt out. “I’m sorry, Evie… I’m really sorry…” “Me too.” She sniffed and pressed me into her. Poor Violet wrapped her hands around our legs. “Mama? Mama, you’re crying…” She tapped my legs. When no one responded to her, she burst into tears. Oh, god. I wiped my tears and managed to pull away from Evelyn, then I clutched down to my baby and hugged her. “Honey, mama isn’t hurt, mama is fine.” I wiped tears off her chubby little cheeks. “Okay?”

“Now we really do have to go.” “Violet…” Nara said, stopping me from getting up. “I’m so sorry…” Her eyes brimmed with tears. She pulled me into a tight hug, and I nearly fell apart. No one had ever told me they were sorry for what happened, not since my life had been stolen. I let my arms wrap around her in return, eyes closed, fighting back tears. I couldn’t fall apart now; I needed to stay focused. I’d cry later, alone, in the shower, like always.

I frown. “Blue?” Violet whispers so only I could hear. “Would you do it?” Tears fall on her cheeks and I immediately wipe it away. “Are you happy?” “I am.” She tells me. “I’m crying because I’m very happy.” I didn’t understand how that was possible still. How some people would be so happy that they would cry. It just didn’t make any sense. Frowning, I ask, “If I speak later, would you cry some more?”

Talia was on her knees by the door, clutching the internal comms phone, her face a mask of performative grief. "Mrs. Mercer, please," Talia wailed into the receiver. "Blake and I are mated, and I’m carrying his heir. But Ivy won't let go. She keeps cornering him, trying to lure him back. I had to come to you..." Inside the glass, I saw my mother, Elaine. Her hands were shaking so hard she could barely hold the phone. Her eyes were rimmed with red. After the fire and the fall of the Mercer pack, her mind was a fragile thing. The doctors had warned me: no shocks.

And now, standing alone in the solace of the garden, Virginia could no longer contain the torrent of emotions that surged within her. As the weight of Lusiana's words pressed heavily upon her heart, Virginia crumbled under the weight of her suppressed tears. Her sobs echoed through the garden, mingling with the gentle rustle of leaves and the distant chirping of birds. Every tear that streamed down her face carried with it the pain, frustration, and anguish she had endured for so long.

I asked with tears brimming in my eyes. "Yell Celine" I began to cry. I broke into loud sobs, showing my devastation in the form of tears. I cried my heart out. Blind in dejection and mourn, I couldn't produce any sound other than a sob. An arrow hit me right in the chest, taking my life along with my sister. My heart hurts, a stream of tears flows from my eyes. "Please Celine..." I begged as Violet hugged me from behind, trying to console me. I hugged her back and began to cry out loud.