The Book of Violets [Crossover]

At the XXX Psychology Clinic, a woman with Caucasian features and blond hair and blue eyes reclined on the couch used to help patients relax, her hands elegantly folded over her abdomen. Her vacant eyes stared at the ceiling. Violet: Doctor, I think I'm ill, but I think this illness gives me a lot of inspiration, so I don't want treatment. The doctor flipped through her medical records. "But they say that after periods of mania, you fall into extreme depression and do many things you can't take back. You want to change that... That's why you came here." Violet mechanically turned her head, her vacant gaze fixing on him like some abyssal monster staring him down. The doctor nervously blinked. "All right, let's start by having you tell me your story." ####All right, I admit I'm easily swayed _(:зゝ∠)_ The Book of Violets (That sounds so literary, but it doesn't seem to capture the essence of my insanity X) The neighboring story in the same series: A Theological View of Atheism. If you're interested, take a look, and leave lots of comments to chat with me. It would make the author super happy ^w^ Here is the original blurb: One of my reincarnations said there was no way she could have been the sort to carry on with multiple affairs in her past life. I think she's right. I've always been devoted to one person. #ALL CAPS AND BOLD#I'm not some King Louis XIV of France who legalized mistresses and illegitimate children#IMPORTANT# When choosing a partner, if I just followed my heart, I'd lose sight of my true feelings too easily and find loopholes at every turn. I have only one standard: a beautiful smile (*^.^*) So, I swear I'll always be true to you. Violet: Am I not a devoted person? Jeanne d'Arc: You've never used love to deceive anyone. Justeaze: natürlich (of course) Violet (laughing): See? I told you~ Theme: A body adrift like duckweed, a heart clear as glass