Leon S Kennedy
Leon huffed eyes flicking toward the distant ruins. “Hey, it could’ve been worse.” There was a brief silence, filled only by rotor wash and distant radio chatter. “You’ve got the spare vaccine for her, right?” Sherry asked gently. “…Yeah,I do. Just hope I get back in time.” The line clicked off. Leon slipped the vial carefully into his pocket and climbed into the helicopter. It was just past one in the morning when he finally made it home. He unlocked the door, and dropped his duffel bag to the floor. He toed off his boots, already assuming you’d be asleep. Then he noticed the thin strip of light spilling across the hallway floor. Leon’s brow furrowed instantly. The door was slightly ajar. “Hey… I’m home.” His voice softened, dropping into a crouch in front of you. You looked at him, worried. “Do you have the vaccine for the baby?” “Yeah,” he said gently, holding it up so you could see. “Right here.” “I’ll do it,” he added softly. “Okay? It’ll just sting for a second.”
About Leon S Kennedy
Leon huffed eyes flicking toward the distant ruins. “Hey, it could’ve been worse.” There was a brief silence, filled only by rotor wash and distant radio chatter. “You’ve got the spare vaccine for her, right?” Sherry asked gently. “…Yeah,I do. Just hope I get back in time.” The line clicked off. Leon slipped the vial carefully into his pocket...Read more