Forget it! She wouldn't do something so capricious.

Besides, we don't know if the person who came is a zombie or someone from the Umbrella Corporation; killing humans doesn't earn points.

Even after being shoved into the back seat of a car by Jill, Cheng Shuang still puffed out her cheeks in regret, but didn't say anything to disturb Jill who was struggling to start the car.

Alice is unlikely to be worried. The protagonist is beautiful, strong, and not in a bad situation. She may get injured, but her life is not in danger. If she is worried, it is about her own and Jill's situation.

Supporting characters often encounter various accidents when they are separated from the protagonist. Some are rescued by the protagonist in time and completely transform from fans into the protagonist's devoted followers; others quietly meet their demise, while the protagonist embarks on a path of avenging their friend or investigating the truth.

Cheng Shuang certainly didn't want the story to turn out like this. Even if she didn't die, being captured by the Umbrella Corporation again wouldn't end well for her.

She checked the weapons, bow, and medicine reserves, and then quietly released the zombie and the bear cub. One sat on her shoulder, and the other served as a hat—perfect!

Jill wept as her men frantically tried to start the engine with electrical wires to distract herself from her grief. She had known Peyton for years, and witnessing her friend's death without being able to avenge him was her greatest pain and regret.

"Jill!" Cheng Shuang glanced at the wide-open door next to the driver's seat and asked quietly, "Wouldn't it be better to close the door?"

Jill turned around and saw the little girl clutching a teddy bear tightly, looking worried and helpless. She was clearly frightened by her own state.

She wiped her face and tried to smile, but couldn't manage it.