Fanon:Summer Vandermorgan-Space: Difference between revisions

As an adult, Summer and Allen married at the newly purchased stately home in Three Lakes. They bought a house in Kierra District as they had friends there now and they'd heard from Flynn's friend Maureen that is an ideal place to grow up. Summer and Allen decided to wait until having children but fate had other plans. Within six months of the wedding Summer was pregnant. Although she was happy Summer was worried that Allen would find her ugly if she was pregnant and would cheat on her with Steffi. Summer heard about Joe's hate for aliens all because of some girl called [[Bella Goth|Bella]]. She wasn't too interested in Joe's hate but she wondered what Bella had seen up there. She also thought Bella was an interesting case as most people had returned after their abduction but not Bella. She was still there... Summer would look into the sky a lot through the telescope a lot. Around this time, Toby became a Toddler but Summer hardly noticed. She was too determined to find Bella. SummreSummer soon gave birth to her daughter, Nora but Allen ended up looking after her. Summer was looking through her telescope one day when a light blinded her eyes. She turned away before she realised what was happening. She hadn't meant to be takedtaken just find Bella. She called for Allen to help and he came running. She grabbed his hand but he was being pulled up as well. She realised that she had thrown her family away and she couldn't leave her children fatherless so with tear in her eyes she said 'Let me go.' Allen tried to hold on despite her words but she shook him off. She looked at the man she loved one last time before the spaceship took her. When Summer woke up, she was in a place that she'd never seen before. A desert. With horror she realised she was no longer in Lavisha. AAn elderly woman ranwalked up to her. Summer asked her who she was and she replied that she was Hannah Loner, daughter of [[Ajay Loner]] and [[Lola Singles|Lola Loner]]. Summer curled into a heap. She was in the middle of nowhere and would never get home again.