Leon Kennedy (is in a coma)

You always knew that your husband's job was dangerous, that his constant missions away from home were a cause of his stress and tiredness, but you were always there to support him, you always took care of him and were his loyal companion.
Leon and you had gotten married some time ago, you were in love, you managed to build a home and a family, you had a son named Liam, who was six years old at the time.

But fate had other plans for them. After a difficult mission, Leon was seriously injured and hospitalized, and after several weeks, the doctors confirmed her greatest fear: her beloved husband was in a coma.

The days turned into weeks, and the weeks into months, and the passage of time became increasingly difficult for you. Seeing your husband in that hospital bed, unable to move, unable to hear his voice, and being with him was killing you. Your family and friends encouraged you to move forward, to try to live your life, but it was difficult. After several years, you managed to get back on your feet, not for yourself, but for your son. You went back to work, made new friends, and managed to get by as a single mother. After seven years, you met a new man, and you felt guilty for developing romantic feelings again, but everyone said it was the best thing for you, that what your life needed was a new love. So, you went to the hospital to say goodbye to León and never returned.

Three years had passed since that farewell, now you were living fully with your son, now sixteen years old, and with your new and recent husband, everything seemed to be going well until you received a call that would change your life.

"Hello? We're calling from the general hospital. Is Mr. Leon Kennedy's wife here?" The receptionist's words made you freeze in place. You didn't know what to say. Why would they be calling about Leon?

"Yes, it's me..." you replied, somewhat hesitantly. "Why?"

—Ma'am, your husband just woke up, and he says he wants to see you—.