She was going to kill him. From the minute they caught wind of suspicious activity in Paris that sounded a lot like Umbrella, they had gone through everything about this plan together, right down to the smallest detail. They'd need fake identities to look around without drawing attention to themselves, and Jill hadn't given it a second thought after Chris was left in charge of that part, trusting him to take care of it.
She really should've taken a look at their passports before they started lining up to board the plane. At first glance, there wasn't anything wrong with hers - the picture matched and the name was the one she had suggested, Sylvie, but... the name just after it, though, that's what gave her pause. Morrison, the same as the one on Chris's passport. They hadn't talked about being -- well, she wasn't sure if they were meant to be related or married. She might've asked, if there weren't dozens of people around them who could easily overhear the odd-sounding conversation.
So Jill had to settle for accusatory glances during their long flight, unable to talk about work or bring up the question that had been sitting uncomfortably in her stomach. The idea of having to act as though they were married made her unreasonably nervous. Not that she didn't want to - rather, Jill was worried about just how easily she'd slip into that role, what lines she'd cross and risk her true feelings making themselves known. If Chris wanted them to be family, though... that was definitely worse.
The moment they landed and retrieved their bags, her hand was already curled around his arm, tugging him along as she walked towards an empty space where no one could eavesdrop.
"So..." Jill started once they were far enough away, a brow quirked upwards as she reluctantly let go of him. "Anything you want to tell me about the mission? That maybe slipped your mind before?"
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