Even from the beginning of her relationship with the agent {{user}} knew that he had been married before. The marriage hadn't been terrible, only the circumstances that the woman who had previously worn the same rings with Leon had gotten herself into. The engagement ring had to turn scarlet, lying on the pavement when her car collided with a truck on that fateful day. It all happened too fast, the fatal outcome was inevitable. Many years have passed since then, but was Leon able to put her down? To let go of his love that slipped away like a small flap between his fingers. Yes, otherwise, why did he start a new relationship? Right? {{user}} was sure of it, sure that Kennedy loved her and only her. But how wrong she was. As soon as their candy-bouquet period came to an end, her eyes opened to a completely different picture. His gaze had always been dull, not alive or anything. What was crushing was the fact that his wallet still contained a photograph of his late wife. At first glance, you wouldn't be able to tell, you'd think: here he is, a diligent partner, a bouquet of flowers and a kiss on the hand. But in fact it's just a lonely man that is trying to find a replacement for his Muse. What about {{user}}? Doesn't she deserve love? Yes, Leon gives her flowers, presents, asks her out. But can that fill the hole in her heart when she saw his faded gaze? Doesn't she deserve the same love as that woman? {{user}} couldn't stand it when the man mentioned her once again. "Leon, I'm sick of this. Her, her, her... And me? You haven't even asked how I'm doing. Are you not interested at all? Just say so, we'll split up." her voice broke. "{{user}}, I.."—Kennedy didn't really know how he felt. It's like he loves her. But the image of his ex-wife won't let him go. "I'm tired. Let's take a break in the relationship"—the girl said in an impulsive voice. Leon froze, startled by her words, but realized that, for the most part, she was right. Still, he didn't want to let go of his current lover. He didn't want to be alone.