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The party was dead and I was the only **zombie** walking through it. Maya's house thumped with bass that vibrated in my chest, but I felt like I was moving through syrup—just going...
The first week of sophomore year, I learned three things: don't wear the mascot shirt on picture day, the bathroom stall third from the left actually locks, and whatever Maya Alvar...
Maya's fingers hovered over the screen of her iphone, the blue light from the pool party invitation making her squint. She'd been running from social situations since seventh grade...
I'd mastered the art of becoming invisible. Not like, actually invisible—that would be cool—but like, socially invisible. The kind where you're always there, always watching, but s...
Maya was basically a zombie by third period. Finals week would do that to you—especially when you'd been up until 3 AM scrolling through Jamie's Instagram stories, overanalyzing ev...
Marcus stood at the edge of Jenna's pool, clutching his towel like a shield. The water glittered like spilled diamonds, but to him, it looked like a stage for his imminent social d...
Maya's hair refused to cooperate that morning, springing into a chaotic halo that screamed I'm trying too hard. She tugged a baseball cap lower, praying nobody at Jade's pool party...
Maya's lifeguard whistle hung around her neck like a sentence she hadn't finished writing. The community pool hummed with the sounds of **swimming** lessons and summer chaos, but s...
The hat was stupid. A neon yellow beanie I'd bought on impulse because Maya said it looked indie, which apparently was good. Now I was stuck wearing it at Sarah's party, feeling li...
Maya's iphone had been blowing up for three hours straight. Group chat explosions, Snap streaks breathing down her neck, the endless scroll of TikTok dances she'd never actually do...
Maya's plan to reinvent herself sophomore year started with a papaya. Specifically, eating one in the school cafeteria while wearing her mom's oversized sunglasses because supposed...
Maya's mom insisted the carnival goldfish wouldn't survive the weekend. "It's basically a glorified guppy, Maya. The carnival gives them out because they expect them to, you know,...