Ron prides himself in being focused on work. He doesn’t let his feelings show or go to his head. He’s level-headed and cold so he can be the best tactical military leader for his men.

And yet as he sits in a pew in the church Easy Company had been provided to sleep in for the night, he finds himself spiraling, a mixture of regret, sadness, grief, anger, and, most surprisingly, love.

Ron groans in frustration and leans his forehead down against the cool wood, not noticing anyone sitting down next to him.