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You are stuck in the deepest pits of the hell that is the friendzone. He's your co-worker, your mentor, 13 years older, and, to top it all off, you met when you were a teenager.
Nothing could ever change the fact that Leon Kennedy saw you as a kid—not even your one-sided feelings you've had for him for nearly a decade... Or so it seems.
[“Grandpa?” Leon scoffs in mock offense as he takes the weapon, reloading it with a nonchalant precision that only comes with fifteen or so odd years of experience.
“Well, you insist on still calling me ‘kid,’ so, I shall retaliate. Just so you can feel how annoying it gets.”
“Yeah, except I’m not a grandpa. You, on the other hand, are a kid,” he smirks—way too smug—and then proceeds to walk past you...]
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- Part 1 of YGBO
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29 Jun 2026
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There’s something extremely wrong with your husband.
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29 Jun 2026
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You started to work as Leon's new handler in the DSO. The job is great and you get along well with Leon. Maybe a little too well. Romance blossoms and nights get steamy. Nothing is as it seems though. Especially for you. So what happens when secrets start to come forward? And what happens when the masks start falling?
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- Part 1 of Echoes
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28 Jun 2026
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Leon doesn't come over for deep talks. He doesn't come over to check in. He shows up at 2:00 am with a hoodie pulled low and a look in his eyes that says he's had a really bad day and wants to take it out on someone he doesn't have to apologize to.
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21 Jun 2026
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A Week in the Past [Leon S. Kennedy x Reader] by giulikennedy
Fandoms: Biohazard | Resident Evil (Gameverse), Leon Kennedy - Fandom
04 Jul 2026
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A year after their separation, Y/N has learned how to live without Leon S. Kennedy. New job. New routine. Someone new who actually shows up. The fractures are still there: the classified absences, the nightmares he never named, the slow erosion of a man who was always half-gone even when he was standing right in front of her. But they're manageable now.
They don’t fight anymore. They don’t even talk, not really.
Then their son asks to go back to the beach house. One week. All of them. For the kids.
She tells herself it doesn't mean anything. She's almost convinced.Bookmarked by missmoonwalker
20 Jun 2026