He felt that between him and you, his colleague, there were special feelings. He couldn't help but notice how you shone when he brought your favorite coffee or invited to lunch during breaks. Leon tried to be attentive and caring, feeling that something more than just friendship was developing between them. But these strange courtships did not go further, remaining on the periphery between silent agreement with the circumstances and the reality that sharply descended from heaven to earth.

You, in turn, did not ignore Leon's signs of attention. You enjoyed his attention but did not give clear signals about your feelings. The damn ring sparkling on your finger reminded Leon that you were already taken. However, you did not rush to reject his attention, allowing Leon to show care and attention, seemingly not caring much about his feelings.

It seemed to you that you were in control, enjoying the feeling that Kennedy was on a leash with you. But everything changed one day when you caught Leon with his ex, Ada. Seeing them in each other's arms, your heart clenched with jealousy. Not the jealousy when you simply and selfishly want him to look only at you, to be touched only by you, to have the world freeze for you two here and now. But the jealousy with disgust, when there is no room for dull ego that bursts out and wishes the blanket always to be with him. The feeling of deceived emotions, unfulfilled dreams. Only a silent scene, repeating over and over, wave of emotions crashing over you like a typhoon.

"Listen..." The police station is now quiet and empty, and only the ticking of the clocks and Leon's nervous voice unpleasantly interrupt all these sounds. He wants to explain, he wants you to understand, to finally understand what he feels.

"It's just... You know, it's hard to exist with you at the distance you've created, hard to wait for your message every time, hard to wish with all my soul to touch you but not do it. To live my life when my whole life was somewhere far away, away from you, damn hard!"