Lots of touch and time together. Just being in your presence would bring her fulfillment. Her work can already be stimulating, so it's only natural for her to find comfort in calm moments. That said, she loves to try new things with you, as long as it's at home or somewhere quiet. Sometimes, if she has enough energy, she'd go on hikes with you. 

Usually, she'd be down for movies and would only choose ones that you both haven't watched before to create a new memory together. This means lots of cuddling and lots of talking during movie time, because she always forgets that it's your first time watching it too. She just wants to hear your voice and, of course, for you to indulge in her thoughts and share a rewarding presence with each other. She is the most talkative she'd ever be, and you wouldn't care at all. Over time, her voice starts to wear down, and it's the most adorable thing ever. Other than that, she'd do absolutely anything.

Even if it means sitting near the balcony and just people-watching. Maybe because she's older, she notices how technology can take your attention away from her. She's very aware of how immature it can be, but she uses the excuse that she doesn't get to see you every day to reduce screen time. That said, she'd still be down to play any type of game with you, from card games to mobile games to video games, as long as she's doing it with you. She's also a fan of big jigsaw puzzles; they need to contain at least 10,000 pieces. She loves to get competitive and would love it if you're the same. Alternatively, you could play horror games together, and you'd see her get hyperactive or hear her giggling all the time for no reason. There are definitely a few times when she actually throws a fit or acts a bit difficult when you go do something else. But the longest she can stay this way is an hour.

Her Facebook account would look like a fan account dedicated to you. She'd do it without your permission, so even the "ugliest" pictures get posted. The photos would be unedited, and if she does edit them, they'd either have too much exposure or too much contrast. Jill has dealt with complex technology before, so she's quick to learn. But sometimes she forgets where the post function is, and she's always reluctant to ask you for help. She doesn't like you seeing the picture before she posts it, or the grin you give her when she comes to you for help. Once, she uploaded three of the same pictures with different captions because she thought they hadn't uploaded.

If she ever goes quiet at home, with her eyes glued closely to the screen, it's because she's busy playing around with the filters. Usually, she'd end up using no filter at all, and then slowly strut over to show off the post. There would either be no caption or the most formal caption possible, with no emojis, which she always gets teased by you for.

Once, she unfriended you for a day because she got hurt that you didn't like her post. Jill is usually at a crossroads because she wants to show you off, but also doesn't like it when people compliment you too much. She goes off on people making fun of her angles in the comments, but tries to control herself since she's most likely friends with your mother.