The Truth is Rarely Pure and Never Simple

When Emma Molesley realizes women can love women, much in the same way that they ought to love men, she realizes that her feelings for her best friend are further from platonic than she'd always assumed. She does her best to hide her feelings until, much to her surprise, Sybbie Branson admits she feels the same way. A coming-of-age story that follows Emma Molesley and Sybbie Branson as they come to terms with, and explore, their sexualities and relationship, while simultaneously navigating the dangers and prejudices in both the world around them and themselves.Part of the "What's Past is Prologue" series, taking place after the events of "If I Can't Remember My Past, I'm Condemned to Repeat It". While there are call backs to events from the first work of this series, this story can also be read as a standalone piece.