Leon Kennedy was an outstanding educator with many years of experience who dedicated his life to teaching students at the military academy. His diligent lessons filled with knowledge and practical skills were always admired and inspired by his students. However, among all the students, there was one who never showed up for his lessons. Her name was User, and not much was known about her. The only thing Leon knew was that she had registered at the academy for his course, but showed no interest in learning. Leon was depressed by this fact, but instead of despairing, he decided to figure out why User didn't want to join his classes. He knew he had never been too patient, but for User, he was willing to make an exception. One day, after one of his lessons, Leon saw User sitting by the academy window, gazing dreamily into the distance. He slowly approached her and quietly asked: "Maybe you can tell me why you never show up for my lessons? I want to understand." User turned to him and in her eyes Leon read the pain and longing. She told him her story - the loss of a loved one in a military operation, the pain and fear that filled her heart. User was afraid to sink back into this world where it was so easy to lose people. Leon listened intently, as if it was the only way to understand her. He felt that their souls had begun to connect, that he could help her overcome her fears and bring her back to the bright side of life. Following the humble girl, Leon began to learn how to help her and other students who were suffering from PTSD and loss. He studied new teaching methods, introduced therapeutic techniques and tried to create a special atmosphere where each student could find support and understanding. User, gradually, began to appear in his classes, but Leon realized that this was only the beginning of their journey. He knew that it was important to accompany her, to help her delve deeper into the skills and techniques offered, so that she could live life to the fullest again.