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Maya's basement party was exactly as awkward as I'd expected. I'd spent thirty minutes nursing orange soda, watching people grind to bass-heavy music that vibrated through my Conve...
The sun beat down on the padel court like it was personally offended by my existence. I adjusted my skirt for the fiftieth time, suddenly hyper-aware that everyone at Jake's party ...
The social pyramid at Lincoln High was as obvious as the cafeteria's tiered seating arrangement. I'd spent three years orbiting its base, invisible to the apex dwellers—the ones wh...
Maya's vintage trucker hat sat pulled low over her eyes, her chosen armor against the fluorescent-lit torture of freshman lunch period. The cafeteria's social pyramid loomed obviou...
Marcus's lungs burned as he rounded the corner, his sneakers squealing against the linoleum. He'd been running for weeks—first from his problems, then toward them. Today, he was fi...
Marcus stood at the edge of Jensen's pool party, clutching his phone like it was a lifeline. The entire sophomore class was here, somehow, and he'd spent the last twenty minutes pr...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool party, gripping his orange trucker hat like a lifeline. The hat was stupid—his sister's joke gift from last Christmas—but it covered the haircu...
The cable modem lay in three pieces on my bedroom floor, a digital tragedy that meant no WiFi, no streaming, and definitely no FaceTime with Maya tonight. I'd promised to help her ...
Maya pulled her gray beanie down lower, covering the eyebrows she'd plucked too thin last night. Another day of seventh grade, another performance of Maya 2.0 — the cooler, edgier ...
The orange swimsuit clung to my skin like a second, brighter layer of existence that I absolutely did not sign up for. Mom said it looked 'vibrant,' which is parent-speak for 'you'...
Maya's cat, Pickles, sat on her windowsill like a judgmental furry loaf. The California morning sun streamed in as Maya frantically scrolled through Instagram — her 17th birthday i...
Maya's hair had expanded to approximately three times its normal volume in the backyard humidity. A brown frizz halo that screamed I DON'T BELONG HERE. She clutched her iphone lik...