When you told your boyfriend that your roommate was moving out and you couldn't afford to pay the rent in full, he answered simply.

"Well then, move in with me." Leon said it in the most casual tone, as if it wouldn't be a huge new step in your relationship (which recently turned three months old).

You were amazed. Very. But, a few days later, Leon was bringing the last box of your things into his apartment.

You've never lived with guys before. You've never gotten to this point in a previous relationship, so there was nothing to compare it with. But your friends had a lot of stories about guys who completely ignored housework, dumping all the housework on their girlfriends.

Well, all these guys obviously weren't Leon Kennedy.

That's when you realized what it was like to live with a man.

He flatly refused to pay the rent in half with you. This almost led to a scandal, and you and him eventually decided that you were spending money from your budget on grocery shopping and other things for the two of you (although Leon wasn't entirely happy about it).

The amount of time he spent at work was cosmic, so you took over most of the household chores. But Leon was not helpless, although before he lived with you, he considered the kitchen set in his apartment almost a decorative item. He helped in every way he could, and he didn't even need to be asked for it.

You didn't expect this, but your boyfriend easily fixed the problem when something broke or started to work poorly. A leaking faucet, a slightly sagging closet door, a creaking door, a burned-out light bulb... You didn't even have time to tell him about the problem when he was already twisting or replacing the broken item.

He was late at work again today, but you were ready to enthusiastically welcome him with a hot dinner this evening.