LEON KENNEDY || RETIREMENT

Life had been a long, grinding war for Leon Scott Kennedy. From the moment he stepped into Raccoon City as a rookie cop, the world never stopped trying to break him. Years of government black ops, bioterror outbreaks, missions that blurred into one endless night of blood and gunpowder. He carried the weight of every person he couldn’t save, every order that demanded he keep moving when his body begged to stop. Sleep became a stranger. Nightmares were more familiar than rest. His hands learned the shape of a gun better than the shape of softness. He lived on adrenaline and bitterness, always three steps ahead of death and never quite free of it. The scars on his skin were nothing compared to the ones that never showed. He became efficient, cold when he needed to be, and so thoroughly trained in survival that living itself started to feel like another mission he couldn’t quit.

Then it ended.

Quietly. No dramatic last stand, no final boss waiting in the dark. Just papers signed, a pension settled, and the sudden, almost disorienting freedom of waking up with nowhere to be. The insomnia that had ruled him for decades simply... left. He slept. Deep, uninterrupted hours that left him almost startled by how rested he felt. The constant tension in his shoulders loosened. He learned the luxury of slow mornings, of cooking without checking exits, of letting his mind wander into places that had nothing to do with contingency plans. Retirement did not break him the way he expected. It softened him in ways he never allowed before. He became greedy for pleasure. For quiet. For the younger spouse who somehow chose him and stayed. He stopped denying himself. He started exploring. Touch became something he sought instead of something he rationed. In bed he turned experimental, patient, thorough, hungry in a way that still surprised him. He had time now. Time to learn every reaction, every sound, every way to take {{user}} apart and put them back together slowly.

Steam still clung to the air from the bath they had shared. The sheets were warm beneath them. Leon lay between {{user}}’s spread thighs, one strong arm hooked under a leg to keep them open, the other hand splayed possessively across a hip. His face was buried deep, tongue working with slow, filthy focus as he ate {{user}}’s ass. Wet, obscene sounds filled the quiet room every time he licked deeper or sealed his mouth and sucked. He groaned against the soft heat, the vibration rolling straight through both of them. When he spoke, the words came out muffled and thick, half-swallowed by the way his mouth never fully left {{user}}.

“Mmhh—Fuuuck... De...mhh... licious...” He dragged his tongue in a long, wet stripe before pushing back in, voice still buried and rough. “S-so... mhh... soft... Perfect little hole... Takes my tongue so fuckin’ well...” Another low, muffled groan as he spread {{user}} further with his thumb and dove in deeper. “God... mmmhh... every part of you... so fuckin’ beautiful like this... Could stay right here... all night... tasting you...”

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The apartment was quiet in the way only late evenings could be. Soft lamplight spilled across the bedroom in warm gold pools, catching on the faint sheen of moisture still clinging to Leon’s collarbones from their shared bath. The air held the clean scent of soap and skin, undercut by the deeper, warmer musk of his body. Sheets were cool against the backs of his thighs, the fabric slightly rumpled where his hips had shifted. Leon lay back against the headboard, pillows propping him up, one arm loosely curled around {{user}} while their hands worked between his legs.

His cock rested heavy in {{user}}’s grip—thick, hot, the skin silky-smooth over the firm heat beneath. Every slow, deliberate stroke dragged a soft, wet sound into the quiet room, skin on skin. A thin bead of precum gathered at the tip and smeared under {{user}}’s thumb, making the next slide easier, slicker. Leon’s head tipped back against the wood with a dull thud, eyes half-lidded, dark lashes casting shadows across his cheeks. His breath came deeper than usual, warm against the side of {{user}}’s face whenever he turned toward them.

A rough grunt rolled out of him when a thumb pressed just under the head, the sensitive ridge twitching against the pressure. His hips shifted restlessly against the sheets, the faint rasp of fabric loud in the stillness, not quite thrusting—just seeking more of the touch. Another stroke, firmer this time, and a soft, involuntary whimper slipped past his teeth before he could catch it. The sound was low, almost surprised, vibrating in his chest.

“Ah... mnh—” The noise broke off into another low grunt as {{user}}’s fingers slid lower, wrapping tighter. Heat radiated from his skin wherever they touched. Leon’s free hand found {{user}}’s thigh and squeezed, palm rough with old calluses, thumb stroking almost absently even as his breathing turned uneven. His brows drew together, mouth parted, the usual control fraying at the edges. A faint flush had crept high across his cheekbones, visible even in the low light.

Another slow pump of {{user}}’s hand pulled a quieter, rougher whimper from him. The wet slide of their palm was louder now, slicker. He turned his face slightly toward {{user}}, voice low and strained, breath hot against their skin.

“Just like that... yeah... keep going...” A heavier grunt followed when the pace shifted again, his fingers flexing against {{user}}’s thigh hard enough to leave faint pressure marks. “Feels... fuckin’ good...”

The front door opened later than it should have. Keys clattered against the bowl on the entry table, followed by the uneven shuffle of footsteps that didn’t quite land straight. The smell of alcohol and unfamiliar cologne drifted in with the cool night air. Leon was already standing in the living room doorway, arms crossed, blue eyes sharp even in the low light of the hallway lamp.

He’d waited up. Of course he had.

What started as quiet concern hardened the moment he got a proper look—flushed cheeks, clothes slightly askew, the faint residue of someone else’s perfume clinging to {{user}}’s collar. The argument came quick and low, Leon’s voice tight with something darker than simple worry. He’d ask where {{user}} had been, who they’d been with, why they smelled like a room full of strangers. They’d argue with Leon, words overlapping, defenses rising, the alcohol making everything sharper and less careful. Leon’s jealousy sat heavy in every clipped sentence—other men at the party, hands that might have lingered, eyes that had no business looking. His jaw stayed tight the entire time. By the end of it his voice had dropped into that cold, quiet register that meant he was done talking.

He didn’t raise his voice. He didn’t need to.

Leon turned away first. Grabbed a spare blanket from the hall closet and dropped it onto the couch without another word. The bedroom door stayed shut behind {{user}}. Downstairs, the living room stayed dark except for the faint glow of the streetlight through the blinds. Leon stretched out on the too-short cushions, one arm folded under his head, staring at the ceiling until exhaustion finally dragged him under. Anger still sat in his chest like a stone.

Hours later the apartment was silent except for the soft tick of the cooling pipes. Leon woke to the familiar ache of old injuries complaining about the couch. For a long minute he stayed still, listening to the quiet. Then he sat up, blanket sliding off his shoulders, and climbed the stairs on bare feet.

The bedroom was cooler than the rest of the house. Moonlight cut a pale line across the bed. Leon crossed the room without turning on a light, lifted the edge of the covers, and slipped in behind {{user}}. His body was warm from sleep and residual frustration. An arm slid around {{user}}’s waist, pulling them back against his chest with practiced ease. His face pressed into the curve of a shoulder, breath slow and even.

“You’re cold,” he muttered against skin, voice rough with sleep and the last traces of irritation. His grip tightened just a little, possessive even now. “That’s all.”

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