They say all soldiers go to hell. Some made it back out, others.... they didn't. But to those who managed to go back, a little piece of that hell would always stay with them.... haunting them for the rest of their lives. (Y/N) (L/N), a young man from Leiden knows this all too well. To him, going home was something that he had always been waiting for. Seeing his family again, being in his home again, living there in peace again, Having a chance to have a life again, a chance to achieve his dreams. Those are the things he yearned for ever since he stepped into the trenches. But when the time actually comes, will it be like how he wanted it ? Will it be as good as he hoped for ? Will his life be the same again ? (A/N) : Violet Evergarden, a series that will always have a place in my heart. I'm writing this book as a reminder of how much i loved the series. So please, enjoy and i hope one of you that read this will be inspired to make one too. Because i need more.

(Female reader x various male characters) [Y/n] [L/n] has always been told her quirk was nothing special. Determined to defy expectations, she imagined that proving everyone wrong would boost her confidence and establish respect for her efforts to become a pro-hero. After showing off the incredible power and profound danger of her quirk, society began to recognize her extraordinary potential. As a result, [Y/n] finds herself thrust into the spotlight, attracting attention from classmates, pro-heroes, and dangerous villains. Yet, this newfound admiration comes with a dark undercurrent - those seeking to exploit her power for their own agendas. While the prestigious U.A. attempts to support her on her journey, sheltering her from the relentless pursuits of her power, the nature of her quirk and her unstable control over it forces the school to acknowledge the inherent risks she poses to the community, prompting deep reflections on the ethical implications of her existence. Amidst this precarious terrain, [Y/n] must confront the weight of her abilities and the moral complexities that define her journey as a hero-in-training. As [Y/n] navigates this attention, she forms meaningful friendships with her classmates, who see beyond her quirk and offer unwavering support in her journey to become a hero. However, the natural hormonal fluctuations of teenagers, complicate these friendships, causing her to catch the eyes of several male classmates who are drawn to her strength, kindness, and determination. Eager to support her in achieving her aspirations and protecting her against exploitation, they quickly become an integral part of her support network. The characters of BNHA do not belong to me but the story does! Thank you!