Cover art for Payback
Ivy Valentine is an unseen villainess of the twelve chapter of the second season of Facebook game Criminal Case: Pacific Bay, Payback (release date June 26th, 2014). She was the wife of Chris Valentine and the mother of their only daughter, Heather Valentine.
The "Additional Investigation" section of the case had the player and Amy Young investigating reports of an intense fight at the train station, with Heather being recognized on a footage from a broken security camera by Hannah Choi (the Pacify Bay Police Department's Tech Expert and Heather's girlfriend). The Tech Expert and the player found that the ex-hacker had forgotten her bag at the local deli, with the Korean woman being shocked to find a restraining order against her girlfriend from her own parents inside (which barred Heather from coming near them or their house).
The blonde woman went on to reveal that her strict parents, Chris and Ivy, had always disapproved of their only daughter being a lesbian and of her relationship with Hannah (also because she was a foreign from North Korea) referring to the two women as "degenerates". After deducing that the ex-hacker had went to her parents' house in an attempt to change their minds, the Tech Expert went to find Heather (bringing her back to the police station). There, the blonde woman revealed that she had been asked by her strict mother to meet at the train station (with the Lesbian woman having hoped that her mother had come to accept her sexuality). But instead, the evil Ivy stated that she and her husband wouldn't consider her as their daughter unless she broke up with the Korean woman and gave her the restraining order paper again (leading to an intense argument between mother and daughter). Ivy's fate after her confrontation with her daughter was never revealed.