P Pan and BeyondlandKrystal and Kyle Barry were very close; they were twins after all. They played with each other always. They fought some, of course. A girl and a boy; she played princess and so did he. He played knight and so did she.
They could tell that their parents found them odd. It bothered their mother and father that the children could switch from female to male and male to female. They never said it explicitly, but Krystal and Kyle could tell. Their parents tried and tried to separate the children, but they snuck into each other’s beds at night—to give each other comfort and support.
At school, the expectations were clear—there were boys and girls but nothing in between. They acted their parts. Krystal was a girl, and Kyle was a boy. It was so confining. Girls were supposed t
