Alicia Stevens (The Reversed Timeline)

**The Reversed Timeline**

* Claire Jinks & Sam Winchester

*Adoptive*:

* Margo Williams
**The Reversed Timeline**

* Henry Winchester
* Simon Winchester

* **Through Henry**: Lunette and Samine Winchester

* MJ Donovan †
* Cordelia Jinks
* Dean Winchester
* Adam Milligan

### Cousins

**Original Timeline*** **Through MJ**: Etienne Donovan, Janvier and Florentin Lawrence
* **Through Cora**: Aisling Jinks, Georgie, Jona, Tiana, Alvaro and Camila Santana
* **Through Ivi**: Albert and Dominic McClain
* **Through Kyra**: Francesca, Alessandro, Massimo & Sadie Collins and Roxy MacQueen
* **Through Dean**: Emma † and Robin Winchester
* **Through Adam**: Tara and Nora Milligan
**The Reversed Timeline**

* **Through Dean**: Emma † and Samira Winchester
* **Through Adam**: Katelyn Milligan

### Grandparents

**Original Timeline*** Claudia Donovan & Steve Jinks
* Mary & John Winchester †
**The Reversed Timeline**

* Claudia Donovan & Steve Jinks †
* Mary & John Winchester †

### Grandchildren

* **Through Thomas**: Lynton, Emmerson, Evangeline and Sammi Robinson

### In-Laws

**Original Timeline***Lucy*:

* Rowan Carson (sister-in-law)

*Henry*:

* Savannah Weston (sister-in-law)

*Bobby*:

* Logan Matthews (brother-in-law)

*Margo*:

* Joseph Hartley (brother-in-law)

### Others

**Ancestors**:*Claire's*:

* Catherine & John Donovan (great-grandparents through Claudia)
* Emma and Christian Jinks (great-grandparents through Steve)
* Clarissa & Alexander Theophilus (2nd great-grandparents through Cat)
* Marie-Simone Donovan (2nd great-grandmother through John)

*Sam's*:

* Deanna & Samuel Campbell (great-grandparents through Mary)
* Millie & Henry Winchester (great-grandparents through John)
* Adam, Eve †, Cain † and Abel † (ancestors)
**Descendants**:*Thomas's*:

* Mariëlle, Lennerd and Lindert Morrison (great-grandchildren through Evangeline)

## Additional Information

### Face Claim

* Dilan Gwyn
* Lisa Edelstein

> *"Oh, Cop Guy. You're definitely the best thing that's ever happened to me in my entire life. And the fact that I don't remember most of it just proves how important you are."*
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**AJ Stevens** is an oblivious young woman who was found in the city of Lake Stevens in the early 2062. She didn't know who she was or where she came from, and the only information about her true self was a piece of a name tag with the word "Alicia" on it.

Months after the discovery, she was given new documents (and partially a new name), a certain amount of money and complete freedom of action. AJ still had no idea who she was, but since no one seemed to be looking for her, she reasonably assumed that she simply didn't have someone who would care about her disappearance. Unfortunately, the subsequent many years of work with a psychologist didn't give any results or answers she was looking for, and soon the brunette decided to just accept her fate and trust the call of her broken heart.

## AJ's Story

### Early Life

Nelly's childhood wasn't much different from the lives of other children around her. She grew up in a full family, her parents loved each other, and her brother and sisters, even if they were annoying at times, still meant the whole world to the girl. The brunette never needed anything, and even when she felt lonely, her big brother was always there to cheer her up. This was exactly until the moment when she discovered the powers inherited from their mother.

After that, Nelly wasn't allowed to spend the night with her friends, because she could involuntarily use her abilities, and her parents didn't let her leave the house alone, even to visit relatives living ten minutes away, simply because then no one would be around to find her if she teleported spontaneously. It might seem like torture, but fortunately, Nelly always had her numerous cousins by her side, each of whom somehow made the girl's life a little better.

When the brunette got older, she got obvious problems in communicating with her peers. She was afraid to unknowingly read their thoughts and succumb to her own emotions after that, and therefore carefully avoided other children in school and outside it. Her classmates, "not brilliant in mind" (as said by her adoptive sister), soon called the girl a "freak", forcing the teenager to draw deep within herself. The only people she really allowed into her life and personal space at that time were her older brother Henry and their cousin Georgie. If it wasn't for them, Nelly was absolutely sure that her life would definitely have turned into one hell of a challenge.

Despite numerous obstacles, Nelly graduated from high school with honors and managed to enter a prestigious university in Washington. She found it slightly problematic to use her real name in the field that she chose, and therefore (not without the help of one of her aunts), from the moment of her admission to the university, the girl became officially called "Alicia Jinks". It was a little trite, but easy to remember, and the brunette was almost convinced that this name wouldn't bring her any special problems, unlike her father's.

### The Incident

#### 2062-2067

At the age of twenty, Nelly first encountered magic outside of her own family. She had repeatedly seen her cousins use their powers for entertainment or to get something they needed, but she had never encountered other representatives of their species. Having an exceptionally positive personal experience, the hunter's daughter didn't immediately notice the catch, and after a short conversation with a stranger in the hallway, she found herself flying into oblivion.

She woke up the next day, at least that's what the nurses told her, and had to rest as much as possible to cope with the consequences of her injury, as her attending physician said. The young woman listened to their instructions, but panic flared up in her mind. When she woke up early one morning, surrounded by numerous beeping devices and snow-white walls, she absolutely couldn't bring herself to remember the events of the previous days. Soon the brunette realized that she didn't remember where she was and even what her name was. The police arrived the same day, but the conversation with them didn't give any results. At least not for her.

About a month later, the young woman was discharged from the hospital, only to change her ward to a psychologist's office on the same day. Her memory didn't seem to return, even partially, and this worried not only the "amnesia girl" herself, but also some people around her. All she had was a scrap of a name (maybe not even hers), but even that didn't give any clues as to who the brunette truly was. In order not to leave her to her fate, the detective who led her case made sure that the young woman received new documents as soon as possible. Soon "Alicia Joan Stevens" became almost a full-fledged citizen of the United States. She regularly attended her appointments with a psychologist, was able to get a job as a secretary at the police station where the detective she knew worked, even met a couple of people whom she could probably call friends. But all this was nothing compared to the pain that she experienced from day to day, tormented by the feeling of uncertainty.

#### 2067-2070

> *"Day after day he asks questions that I can't possibly answer. Where was I born? Who were my parents? What did I want to become as a child? Hell, if I only knew! There's so much that I've missed, and I hate it being helpless in this situation."*
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AJ has repeatedly noticed that she understands people and what their desires are too well. The brunette stubbornly attributed this to a perfectly developed intuition, and when words and memories (someone else's, nor hers) began to flash in front of her eyes, she realized that it was time to return to her sessions with a psychologist. It's been almost five years since her "awakening", and the young woman didn't even deny that she deliberately overwhelmed herself with any type of work. She wanted to distract herself from the thoughts that oppressed her soul, and working at the police station helped in this very conveniently. Nevertheless, if one of her "gifts" could be easily described by natural intuition, then the other didn't fit with any logical explanation.

She knew that overworking was bad for her health. Her superiors kept telling her about it, her friends tried to distract her, her psychologist insisted that she take a couple of days off. But AJ, not used to giving up, stubbornly continued to do what she was doing. One day, after staying late at the police station, she was returning home completely alone. Her boyfriend was out of town, and she really didn't want to spend money on a taxi. She liked to walk through the streets of the place she considered to be her hometown now. This helped her to clear her mind of all unnecessary thoughts and, finally, to have a normal rest. The stranger came up from behind, and probably if it hadn't been for the physical training that she was doing along with some of her colleagues, AJ would've been at least injured that evening. However, she certainly understood that she couldn't resist the big guy in front of her. An uncontrollable fear gripped the brunette, and before she could figure it out, she found herself in a quiet suburb near a semi-abandoned building that obviously didn't fit into their neighborhood. Her head was splitting, and the young woman, unable to cope with the pressure, fell to the ground, only to find a stranger bending over her with a clearly expressed concern on his face the next moment. The first reaction was panic, but there was no escape route. At least not the one she could think of. She was still too weak, although she didn't know why, and couldn't even scream for help. However, the stranger didn't seem to encroach on her safety. He rummaged in his backpack, which AJ didn't even notice at first, and showed her a bottle of water, handing it to the brunette. Still not understanding what was going on, AJ decided to trust the guy, who was seemingly hardly much older than her. He didn't seem to look dangerous, and her "intuition" didn't give any alarm signals yet.

After a short break and a brief conversation, AJ found out that the stranger's name was actually Henry, he was thirty and came here on personal business. She could barely say anything in response, so as not to be considered crazy, but Henry seemed to understand more than she thought. He struck up an unobtrusive conversation and smoothly brought it to the question of how she ended up in South Dakota. Exhausted, AJ simply didn't have the strength and desire to come up with something again, and therefore blurted out the whole truth, already preparing for her new acquaintance to call psychiatrists. However, he even seemed to relax after her confession, which didn't escape AJ's attention, and later explained that he had already encountered this before. The brunette still didn't know what to think, but Henry explained everything so simply and at the same time in detail that she allowed herself to trust him. They continued the conversation in the nearest 24-hour diner. The young woman had too many questions, and Henry obviously could give answers to most of them. For some reason, unknown even to her, AJ found it easy to communicate with him from the very first moment, which hadn't happened to her in the last five years, and a feeling of incomprehensible longing seized the brunette when he took her to the door of her own apartment and disappeared literally in front of her eyes.