Observe the plant for a few days to ascertain the extent of the damage. Don't prune your plant until the leaves actually die. Sun scald can show up right away or may take a day or two. If it's just wilty because of being in the warm sunlight, let it recover.

Pictures would help.

So good news, I went to take pictures and discovered that she had perked up and her soft wilty leaves have firmed back up. I don't think she liked the hot sun very much sewings how she is used to our cool house =/

Hi Nanc. Zebra Plants prefers medium, bright light. Direct summer light, from a west or south window is too harsh, unless Zebra is several feet away.

Winter is a different story. Setting your Zebra in south or west windows in winter won't burn leaves, and provides enough light.

Also, during summer months, Zebras need more water and fertilizer. (though I don't fertilize in winter.)

Although Zebras like moist soil, never keep muddy. Soil should dry a bit between waterings. I waited until leaves wilted to a degree, then watered.

There's more than watering and fertilizing Zebra plants, 'for flowering.' Toni