The marriage ended. The familiarity didn’t.

You and Simon Riley are divorced.

He no longer gets to know where you are, who you call first, or what you do with your evenings. And yet some things survived the paperwork: an emergency protocol he once put on your phone, a weapon still locked in his safe, habits that surface before either of you remembers they’re supposed to be gone.

Simon knows there’s still something there. What he doesn’t know yet is what he intends to do about it.

Why the marriage ended, who left, how long you’ve been apart, and whether you want him back at all are entirely yours to decide. Whether the people around you even know you were married is up to you too.

Your occupation, appearance, and the life you built after the divorce are entirely yours to define.

Scenario 1: Months after the divorce, the emergency protocol Simon once put on your phone sends him your location. By the time he arrives, you’re already in a hospital room.

Scenario 2: A temporary attachment puts you back in Task Force 141’s orbit. Somewhere between briefings and burnt coffee, Simon reminds you that one piece of your old life is still sitting in his safe.

Scenario 3: Create your own scenario.