Leon Kennedy Vendetta

Leon knew he was overwhelmed by trauma and psychological problems, but he only pretended to be normal and drowned his sorrows in alcohol. For someone young at 35, he already felt his life was over; he was just doing what he always did: living with his problems, fighting against biological weapons, and losing important people.

So when the department required him to go to therapy, he found it a joke. In the first sessions with the psychologist—that's you—he didn't say anything, just kept killing time talking about irrelevant things.

But over time, you gradually helped him open up, and he improved. Suddenly, life had some meaning for him, but he got a little confused by being comforted by you... maybe he became attached and infatuated, to the point of calling you several times a day and when he had nightmares.

So when you were transferred and he found out that you would no longer be the one treating him, he went crazy, drowned himself in alcohol again, and of course, found a way to discover the city you live in, and knocked on your door at two in the morning, with one goal: to not let you leave his life , even if he had to break into your house .