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I found a honey jar that looks just like the picture that used to belong to my mother. I think I might be getting somewhere with this...

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Rosaleen and I decided to run away. No more dealing with the wrath of T. Ray. Phew!

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Lily and Rosaleen ran away from home because of T. Ray's consistent abusive actions. Lily was also on a mission to find out the truth of her mother's death. Although both of them know that they are in trouble, escaping allowed Rosaleen to keep from being killed and Lily to find out who she really was. They have each other to rely on throughout their journey and they know that they must stay together.

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I'm so glad that I have August to talk to about anything (although I can't blow my cover yet).

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Got stung by a bee in the honey house today...ouch! At least that means I'm a true beekeeper now, according to August.

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I faced a big fear today and decided to talk to T. Ray for the first time in a while. It's too bad that I came to find out that he really doesn't love me in the way I wish he would.

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Zach and I had our first kiss today. I love him and I hope that this love lasts forever.

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I finally solved the mystery! I discovered May using a trick that my mother used to use. That's when I knew that she had definitely lived with the Boatwright sisters.

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Today I talked to August and found out the truth about my mother. Although I am upset about what really happened, I am happy that I now know the honest truth.

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I still can't believe my mother left me. How could she do that to me? I feel broken inside, just like the honey jars I just threw at the wall in the honey house...

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T. Ray came after me today. He was quite angry, but in the end he allowed me to stay and live in the Boatwright house. I am so glad that I finally get to call the Boatwright sisters my chosen family.  After all, living with T. Ray was no way to be raised. I also was able to forgive both myself and my mother for what happened. It feels good to know that everything has fallen into its place. With the help of my chosen family, I am on my way to becoming a self-sufficient woman.

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After running away from home, Lily stops in a general store where she finds Black Mary jars with the same picture as the one she has from her mother. Lily and Rosaleen later find the Boatwright house where these very jars of honey are made. This clue is so significant because it was Lily's first sign of where to go to find where her mother had been and ultimately, the truth about her past.

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When Lily arrives at the Boatwright house, she begins to form a strong mother-daughter bond with August. It gets to the point where August tells Lily that she can tell August anything that's on her mind. Despite Lily's desire to keep her identity a secret, she develops a strong sense that the Boatwright sisters will become like family to her. Although she may want to, it's important that Lily doesn't blow her cover because it may keep her from finding out the truth about her mother, or it could expose Rosaleen. Lily continues to hide the truth about why she and Rosaleen are really at the Boatwright house.

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Although a bee sting may seem unimportant, especially being a beekeeper, this was a big deal for Lily. The fact that Lily accepted the bee sting shows that she is getting closer to becoming a mature young woman. Lily feels proud of the fact that, in August’s eyes, she has become a true beekeeper.  Just as being stung makes you a true beekeeper, Lily can’t be a true self-sufficient woman without going through some struggles along the way. August has been teaching Lily about being a woman and doing it on her own, which is essential for a young girl like Lily to know.

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After Lily gets settled down at the Boatwright house, she decides that it's time to contact T. Ray. She asks T. Ray if he knows what her favorite color is, but T. Ray ignores her and gets mad. This angered conversation speaks to Lily showing her that T. Ray really doesn't love her in the way she wants to be loved.

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Lily can finally be certain that her mother, Deborah had in fact lived with the Boatwright sisters. She found May putting graham cracker crumbs on the floor to catch cockroaches. Lily's mother had also used this trick and that's how Lily solved the mystery of her mother's past.

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Although Lily and Zach know that their relationship won't work, they still maintain a stable and health relationship as friends. Unfortunately, because of the society they live in, it would become problematic if they were to date. Despite the world they live in, they choose to express the love they share because of the feelings they have for each other.

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August and Lily finally settle the mystery that Lily was hiding. Lily didn't know it, but August knew that she was Deborah's daughter the whole time. Lily had longed for this moment and she finally got the answers she was looking for. Also, Lily told the truth about everything and August forgave her. Ultimately, Lily got what she came for and found out the truth about her mother's death.

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Lily is beside herself and hit with feelings of anger and grief regarding the truth about her mother. She couldn't believe that her mother would just leave her behind to face the abuse of T. Ray instead of bringing Lily with her. Lily couldn't bear to think about the truth, so she took her anger out by throwing honey jars at the wall of the honey house.

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When T. Ray arrived at the Boatwright house and tried to stab Lily with a knife, she screamed "Daddy," which caused T. Ray to stop what he was doing. He came to his senses again and realized that Lily was his daughter, even though he was imagining her as being Deborah. Lily apologizes for leaving him after considering how hurt he must have been when her mother left him. The Daughters then show up and T. Ray gives into allowing Lily to live in the Boatwright house once he sees how strong the women are together. Lily then sees how the Daughters stood up for her and that they are now motherly figures to her. Lily knows that she can always confide in the love and care that has been shown to her through her new family.