We loveeeee a man who respects women, could you write something about Leon spoiling his partner like she deserves
An: yes child I shall ππalso Iβm sorry this took so long to write π the writers block has been rough for the last few months
Cw: fluff, Leon has no credit card limit, Leon x fem reader
With as many years Leon has given to the DSO, he has a pretty hefty bank account to prove it. And what does he do with it? Well, aside from the occasional nice replacement suit, watch or car (because being the top government agent means he simply canβt have anything nice), he enjoys spending his salary on you:
His darling girl, who somehow stumbled into his lap one day and he refused to let go of any time soon (never).
And heβd always buy your product refills, your favorite snacks and groceries, all the bills (as he insisted), your clothes, shiny jewelry and trinkets, soft toys and gifts, the entire nine yards. After all, his money was your money and your money is your money.
You wanted to be a corporate baddie? Go for it. Stay at home mom or run your own little business? Leon insists on funding it. After all, years of fighting for someone to take care of, heβs found you.
Hell, when you first began dating, the man quite literally stole your own card and replaced it with his.
βLeon..?β You call out from the kitchen island, frowning as you observe your open wallet. Your drivers license? Check. 40 bucks cash? 10+ gift cards youβve been gifted and never used? Check, and check. But instead of finding the battered debit card youβve had since your teen years, instead you found a sleek, shiny black credit card, Leonβs name and card numbers embossed on the smooth material. βWhatβs this?β
And that bitch ass man came into the kitchen in nothing but his boxer shorts, as if having all his muscle out would buffer any complaint from you. βYes?β
He came over and looked at the card you were pointing at, and lightly scratched at the stubble on his jaw. βWhat about it?β
βWhy is this here? And where is my card?β
A slight flush blossomed on the rough skin of his face. βIβ¦β
After knowing him for 2 years, this is the first time youβve seen the proud Leon S. Kennedy at a loss for words.
βI want to take care of you.β He says it almost hesitantly, as if youβll take his desire for care as an insult to dignity.
βBaby, I have my own money.β You say softly. βIβm a big girl, and can handle my bills.β
βI want to. Iβve had all this money just sitting in an account for years, and I finically have a reason to spend it.β
He says it so earnestly too, as if you saying no would break his poor heart. After a moment (you really canβt stand saying no to those needy blue eyes for long), you concede, nodding and letting out a sigh. βFine. But only for emergencies.β
After months turned into years, the βemergency cardβ became the card. Leon loved itβthe sight of you metaphorically dressed in his money filled him with a roaring pride, one that screamed he could protect someone. That all of his suffering, fighting and sacrifice hadnβt been for nothing.
And he was certain he would go through all of the pain again if it meant heβd meet you.