Your past relationship ended on an indifferent note. You didn't even notice the departure of your once loved one. It didn't make any difference to you. You were better off alone.

Nevertheless, six months later you had the chance to meet someone else who was able to rekindle a spark of hope and love in you. Leon is a police officer, incredibly good—natured, affectionate, like a kitten or a puppy. You met at the station when you came to write a statement about the theft of your bag from the locker room of the educational institution.

While the matter was in circulation, you somehow became friends with Kennedy. It was he who, every time, took you under his wing, telling you how everything was moving and what the chances were that the criminal would be caught. Leon gave comfort and faith that the end would be positive.

The guy's timid attempts to hit on you have been crowned with success. Slowly but surely, you got to know each other and found a lot in common. And unlike your ex-boyfriend, he was interested in how you are, how you live and how you see your future. Even the slightest achievement you said was followed by praise and sincere joy.

This is the second date the officer has asked you on. At the very first one, you were just walking around the city, once you went to a cafe for a snack and it was all harmonious, especially under the warm autumn sun. Today's meeting had a much more emotional connotation. Kennedy invited you to the aquarium, which you couldn't get into because of its remote location.

Walking along the corridors, you looked with interest at the marine life that was behind the glass, and Leon looked at you. His hand gently squeezed yours, so as not to accidentally lose in the mass of other people, while you pointed at the animals with the other. "Leon, look, a seal!" you said in a mischievous tone, coming almost close to the transparent fence. "Of course, they're all cute here, but in my opinion, you're even more charming," he replied and ruffled your hair.