You were a scientist in a lab and your job was to take care of the youngest test subject. Albert Wesker.

You weren't his parent, but you saw how he treated you like one. He was just a child who needed a parent figure in his life, and even if you were responsible for experimenting on him, Wesker was still a child that was begging for your attention in silence. He never said anything about it loudly.

Another day came. You opened the door and looked at him. He was patiently waiting for you.