Billy slapped his ex wife's hand away, causing everyone to stare at him in shock. He scoffed at the look she was giving him. Why was she so surprised? Did she really think he would never find out about her infidelity? She must have really thought he was a brainless fool if that was the case. In all honesty, she had been right to think he wouldn't catch on until the proof was right in front of his face."Billy?" she said as she held her hand to her chest. "What's gotten in to you?""Do you really think I don't know what's going on between you two?" he said as he motioned with his head between the two of them. "I already know that you two have been seeing each other behind my back."She stared at him with wide eyes, acting all innocent, making the muscles in his jaw twitch. He was getting annoyed with her innocent act. She had already been found out. There was no reason for her to pretend anymore. The man she had been talking to had gotten out of his seat and rushed to his ex wife's sid

Billy jolted up the moment he felt his body hit the ground. He hissed as he scanned his surroundings with wary eyes. It looked like he was back in the street in front of the elderly couple's house. It seemed that his idea had worked. He had been jolted back to reality from his fall. He had been concerned that he might accidentally kill himself, despite how carefully he had considered how to fall.Accidents happened after all. As he stood up, he swung the knife in his hand to stab a zombie lunging at him. Well, this wasn't the time to be daydreaming. There were zombies to kill. He scanned the area to pick out where Jacqueline and the elderly couple could be. Now that he was back in reality, he could remember exactly what happened.After the announcement from the system, they had been hit by a zombie wave. Billy and Jacqueline had no choice except to go out to handle it. While they were in the middle of dealing with the zombies, a group of surivors had suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

"Dear," the elderly man started.The elderly woman cut him off, saying, "We can't let her body rot in the house. We'll do a proper cremation."Billy raised an eyebrow as he asked, "How are you going to do that? Will you be setting up a pyre or something?""How else will you suggest burning her body? You're not going to say we should douse her body in gasoline and set her on fire, do you?" the old woman asked as she stared Billy in the eyes.He sighed. "That's not what I'm saying. First of all, we don't have any gasoline, or I didn't see any at least. Second, burning her body is going to draw attention to ourselves. It's hard to miss the signs of something burning."Depending on how big the fire was, the smoke that would come out from burning Jacqueline's body might be visible from miles away. That kind of attention wasn't something they wanted. Someone might come to investigate what was going on, which could lead to another situation like what lead to Jacqueline's death. He didn't eve

Billy silently walked through the streets, scanning for signs of zombies. Instead of staying in the building he had been in before, he knew it was imperative that he collect as many points as possible to get information from the system. The longer he put it off, the longer it would take before he got the thousand points he needed. Now if only there were zombies around."Where are they?" he muttered to himself as he looked around the corner.He had yet to encounter any zombies so far since he left the building. There should be more zombies roaming the streets, but it looked awfully deserted. It had been kind of the same when he had distanced himself away from the elderly couple. Had they perhaps migrated to a different location? Recalling how the zombies swarmed the elderly couple's house twice, he had to consider it as a possibility."Out of all the times, it had to be now that there are no zombies," he said to himself as he continued walking.It was like the universe was treating his

Billy decided to be merciful and end her life. Of course, he didn't make it quick or easy. It was a bit tricky since her body was already messed up from what the zombies did. He had to say that he did a pretty good job carving her out. The woman had clearly tried to scream the entire time, but she had been unable to voice her pain.In the end, he calmly stared down at her corpse as he wiped the blood on his hands onto whatever clean clothing she had. Now that she was out of the way, he should focus on what to do next. While he had obtained some points for killing zombies, it wasn't enough for him to get what he needed. He looked up at the sky and used his hands to block the sun from his eyes.Given the sun's position, it was late in the afternoon. He would getthe idea that he would have about maybe three hours left of sunlight. By that time, he would need to find another place to rest for the night. The question was, should he continue to look for zombies until the last possible momen