I'd suggest you asking at the link below, as it is quite active.

My guess is that the bulb and foliage went into shock due to too much light, too quickly, but someone will know for sure, (I imagine anyway) at the link below.

I hope your Red Lion can be salvaged.

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: Amaryllis/Hippeastrum Forum

To me that looks like a flower bud, not leaves. In which case it is supposed to be red. Your bulb looks like a double bloomer. The leaves will appear later. I just grow my Amarylis on the kitchen counter. There seems to be enough light from the windows without any special care. They are pretty much fool proof. Don't worry. Enjoy your flowers.

It's normal for plants to produce red pigment as a defense mechanism when they are shocked with sudden light. But normally you'd have a little pale green or white area at the base of the buds where the new tissue is emerging from the bulb and has not yet been exposed to light.

The buds in that picture also look like they may be dead. Is it possible that the plant froze? Only wait a couple days to see if more emerges to find out.

I am still pretty much 100% certain those are the flower buds and not leaves. They almost always appear before the leaves on these prepared Amaryllis. I don't see anything wrong with that plant at all. The ready potted Amaryllis sold in shops for Christmas are intended to be put straight into a warm light room. I grow them every year and have never had one 'go into shock'. In fact I have one in front of me right now. Just keep it sufficiently watered and wait. They are the easiest things in the world to grow.