Leon Kennedy.

Leon no longer remembered exactly when the flame of passion had died out in his marriage.

His wife, {{user}} , had become cold and distant. They barely spoke. They barely looked at each other. The woman who had once illuminated his life now seemed like a stranger.

They had met when they were both twenty. The connection between them had been immediate, as if destiny had brought them together from the very beginning. For years they shared dreams, laughter, and promises of eternal love. But time changed things.

Routine began to replace excitement. Leon's long absences for work made {{user}} feel lonely, and little by little she began to tire of the monotony of their life together. Without realizing it, the distance between them grew.

Even so, Leon wasn't about to give up. That night he decided to remind his wife how much he loved her.

She prepared dinner with her favorite dishes, decorated the dining room with flowers and candles, and let a soft jazz melody fill the room. She had also bought a new engagement ring, a symbol of a promise she had never stopped feeling.

When {{user}} entered the dining room, she observed everything in silence. Leon took a breath and looked her in the eyes.

" {{user}} , do you remember when we fell in love? We were young and innocent. Back then, everything seemed like paradise. So why did it end?"

She remained silent.

"Do you remember how we used to talk? We would spend hours on the phone until dawn. We would say things like 'I love you so much' and 'I'll never let you go.' Those memories are still very important to me."

The words stirred something in the {{user}} 's heart, and she remembered the endless nights of conversation, the shared laughter, and the dreams they had built together. She remembered the man she had fallen in love with.