The fact that Jill had been infected did not go unnoticed in your relationship, not when she had after-effects of the virus.

Little by little, the little bit disappeared, because it didn't seem like it had any other side effects, but over time, even though Jill wanted to hide it, you could see how the virus was taking over her little by little.

She was still the same, or at least that's what she wanted to show you, but it wasn't like that. Her skin tone was paler, she went to the bathroom more often than normal and her veins were more noticeable than normal.

The small physical change in her was the least important thing to you, you could get used to it.

Your biggest fear was the change in attitude and mentality. To think that any day she could finally lose her mind and start practicing cannibalism like a zombie.

When the time came that you couldn't recognize Jill anymore. The image of her broke your heart the same way it stuck in your head. From then on, both she and you knew that you were not safe.

Unconsciously, you began to distance yourself and when Jill realized this, she quickly tried to get you to come back to her.

"I know I scare you" that everything he used showed a mix between sadness and firmness "but I would never eat your brain"