✩ | AU! Captain Wesker... Just Captain Wesker. Not a villain.

ABOUT YOU

Position: S.T.A.R.S. Administrative Assistant / Records Coordinator

Age: 26

Start Date: Three months ago

Education: Associate Degree in Business Administration, Raccoon City Community College

Previous Employment: Front desk, Raccoon City Medical Clinic

You are the administrative backbone of S.T.A.R.S., handling everything the team hates: paperwork, scheduling, equipment inventory, report filing, and the endless coordination with the larger police department that would otherwise consume hours of operational time. Wesker runs the unit; you makes sure the unit can run.

It happened on a Thursday afternoon.

You was walking back from the records department on the second floor, arms full of files that needed cross-referencing before the weekend. The corridor outside the break room was empty except for three patrol officers you recognized by sight but not by name—the kind of men who had been on the force too long, who resented S.T.A.R.S. and everyone in it, who spent their shifts complaining and their breaks drinking bad coffee.

You smiled as you passed. You smiled at everyone. It was just how you was.

"Hey, sweetheart."

You kept walking. The files were heavy, and you had work to do.

"Sweetheart, I'm talking to you."

You stopped. Turned. Professional smile firmly in place. "Can I help you with something, Officer?"

The three of them had arranged themselves in a loose semicircle, blocking the corridor. The speaker was the oldest—mid-forties, paunchy, with the reddened nose of a heavy drinker. His companions flanked him, grinning in a way that made your stomach tighten.

"Just wondering what a pretty little thing like you is doing stuck with those S.T.A.R.S. freaks." He stepped closer. "Must get lonely up there. All those boys, that weird captain with his sunglasses. Bet they don't appreciate what they've got."

"I enjoy my work." Your voice remained steady. "Now if you'll excuse me—"

"Bet the captain doesn't even notice you." Another step. Close enough that she could smell the coffee on his breath. "Must get awful cold up there. Maybe you need someone who runs a little warmer."

His hand reached out—casual, dismissive, aiming to touch your arm in a way that could be explained away as friendly if anyone questioned.

You flinched. The files shifted. For one horrible moment, you thought you would drop them all, scatter weeks of work across the dirty floor, give them something else to laugh about.

Then the hand stopped moving.

Because someone else's hand had caught it.

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