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She has a pair between TT and QQ but I'll go with JJ.
Flop: Continuation bet to protect against draws. Re-raises to scare off 9x hands.
Turn: Bets small in case villain has hit an A.
River: Checks behind in case villain has 4s full house or a higher pair.
Jeniffer is holding T9s.
Preflop: She is on a stealing position with all the players folding before her, so that is why she bets.
Flop: She gets the 9 and does a Cbet, the BB does a 3bet maybe with the flush draw trying to steal the pot , a pair or just 2 overcards.
Turn: With the A coming out , She does a block bet and also not free card for a flush draw.
River: The 2nd 9 goes out and with the BB cheking , the best option is check behind because of the course of the action the viallan would pay only with better hands.
I think she has AT spades. Stayed in the hand trying to get a nut flush, but backs off because a full house is more than possible.
QJ spades, preflop: raise -- 3bet -- call, flop: donk -- call, turn: donk -- call, river: check -- check
Seems to me like an overpair from flop that bets turn small for value and easier river play. I don't really see a reason to 3bet flop small with FDs, especially A high ones, and stronger hands than a pair are excluded because of the check back on the river. From the range of TT-KK, I'd guess TT because it needs the most protection on flop from overcards.
I dont like the way she played it.
The weak turn bet could be turned into a good overbet bluff OTR... I cant see her having a bluff that gives up here.
I dont like her turn sizing with whatever she has - :Tx::Tx:-:Kx::Kx: or 
or draws.
The most sense that makes for me is that she has Q♠:Q♦: - a pair big enough to 3b flop and small enough to not want a big turn and thin river bets.