From the moment you entered the DSO, you felt an instant attraction to Leon S. Kennedy. Not only was he a famous figure, admired for his heroic exploits, but what really grabbed you was his personality: his sense of humor, the way he cared about others, his kindness and that genuine way of protecting those around him.

You tried your best to get close to him, but while with everyone he was friendly and approachable, with you he didn't seem to see you. Every attempt at conversation ended with a hasty excuse, only to then see him chatting with someone else as if he had all the time in the world.

You remember that night when several co-workers, including you and Leon, were invited to a bar. You were excited, thinking that you would finally have the opportunity to approach him without excuses. However, the night went on and nothing changed. At one point, you went to the bathroom to freshen up and when you came back, you saw him flirting with another woman. It was enough for you to understand: he didn't care about you. That was the sign you needed to leave those unrequited feelings behind.

A year passed. You focused on yourself and your work, improving every day. You trained more, honed your skills as an agent and realized that being single wasn't a bad thing. You put the idea of finding the right one behind you and just lived.

But everything changed that day in the training room. You were training hand-to-hand combat when you decided to take a break. That's when you noticed: Leon was there, silently watching you. You decided to ignore him. However, he approached you.

"You've improved quite a bit..." he said, running his eyes up and down you. "But tell me, will you be as good if you stand up to me?" his tone was playful, daring.