Poolside Zombie Apocalypse
I stood at the edge of the pool clutching my ridiculous sun **hat** like it was a life preserver, which honestly, it kind of was. A social life preserver. Jordan's graduation part...
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I stood at the edge of the pool clutching my ridiculous sun **hat** like it was a life preserver, which honestly, it kind of was. A social life preserver. Jordan's graduation part...
Maya's new school started at 7:30 AM, which meant before-school sports were basically social suicide. But her mom insisted she join something, so there she was, standing at the edg...
My hair looked like a **cable** had exploded on my head. Frizz everywhere. I'd spent two hours straightening it for Jordan's party, and the humidity had other plans. "You're not a...
Maya's iPhone buzzed in her pocket—again. Another notification from the Padel Club group chat. Tonight was the Spring Fling tournament, and apparently, everyone who was anyone woul...
The vitamin gummy on my tongue tasted like artificial grape and desperation. Maya had texted me three times: "PLS COME," "EVERYONE'S THERE," "DON'T BE WEIRD." So here I was, standi...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her phone like a lifeline. The water shimmered turquoise beneath the string lights, but her stomach did backflips. This wasn't just an...
I'm running on zombie mode at this party – three hours of sleep, one energy drink, and pure anxiety keeping me upright. The pool's packed with seniors showing off their summer bods...
My fingers pruned from too many hours in the water, but I couldn't leave the pool yet. Not until Jessica finished her laps. "You're still here?" Marcus asked, dripping onto the d...
Maya's braces had finally come off yesterday, which meant freedom at last—no more avoiding spinach at dinner, no more embarrassing metal-mouth situations. But standing at the edge ...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching his towel like a lifeline. The annual end-of-summer blowout at Jessica's house was legendary, and he'd finally been invited. But tha...
The baseball bat felt heavier than usual in Marcus's hands as he stood alone in the batter's box at 11:47 PM. The field lights clicked off automatically, leaving only the moon to i...
Maya's palms were sweating. Like, actually sweating through her foundation, because of course she'd decided tonight was the night to finally wear that expensive eyeshadow palette s...