Fanon:Jeanie Ternyck: Difference between revisions

|age = ChildTeen

As a child, Jeanie finally understood why her mother had left her and was grateful for Dad being there for her. She was very happy that she didn't have to see her mum at all as her dad won full custody because she was very angry. She enjoyed watching the waves with her Dad at night as she imagined them washing her cares away. One day, Jeanie heard some terrible news, her mother was dead. Jeanie suddenly didn't feel angry but instead felt so upset about the loss of the mother she had hated. At the funeral she didn't say a word, just held her father's hand the whole way through it. She could tell he was upset but was putting on a brave face for her. Jeanie was devastated but something terrible happened at the end of the funeral, a policeman arrived. Jeanie was confused and didn't know what was going on, especially when a policeman stepped out and handcuffed Ember, Jeanie tried to reach for her father through the crowd of her family but was quickly herded away by Kylie who told her that she'd be staying with her until all the mess with Ember and the police cleared up. Jeanie didn't know what to say, her dad couldn't possibly have done it. After this, Jeanie decided to find out who really killed her mum as she knew it definitely couldn't be her dad. She decided to offer her services to the police but they turned her down so Jeanie decided to go under cover. One time she told Kylie that she was going round to her friends house but really she was going to the prison. She told the Police officers she was seeing her dad but they said they would have to accompany her. However, Jeanie was small and slipped past them and ran off and hid until they passed and then she snuck out to see her dad. She told him she would break him out and prove him innocent but he just sighed and said that he didn't want her dragged into all of this. She would have said more but she heard somebody coming. Jeanie was fascinated when Allen was attacked as she believed that the killer had ignored Summer.