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Leo's knees were literally shaking as he gripped the padel racket, his palms sweating through his shorts. This was it—his first day at the country club his parents had finally spru...
Maya's hands shook as she adjusted the papier-mâché fox mask in the drama department's bathroom mirror. First period of freshman year, and she'd already volunteered for the thing t...
The bonfire crackled as Maya clutched her iphone 13 like a lifeline. Her palms were literally sweating—like, actual drip-down-your-wrist sweating—because Jason was two feet away, a...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her red Solo cup like a lifeline. The house party of Dylan Thornton—junior class president, starting pitcher, and undisputed ruler of ...
Maya's goldfish, Neptune, had seen more of her breakdowns than anyone else. Which was pathetic, honestly, because Neptune had a three-second memory and spent most of his time swimm...
I felt like a zombie walking into Tyler's pool party. Three days of final exams and literally zero sleep will do that to you. My skin was that pale "I haven't seen sunlight in a we...
Maya's iPhone battery was at 4%—perfect, because her social battery had been at zero since she walked into Jessica's house two hours ago. The party was everything Maya hated: loud ...
Maya's fingers trembled as she held the scissors. Her waist-length black hair—hair her mom had spent years conditioning and braiding—was about to become a statement. Or a mistake. ...
Maya's thrifted bucket hat was supposed to be her armor. It was giving main character energy, or at least that's what the TikTok tutorial promised. But standing in Jake's crowded l...
My hair was this thing I spent forty-five minutes on every morning. Flat-ironed into submission, with enough products to stock a salon, because curly hair was for people who didn't...
I'm practically hyperventilating behind the bleachers, my heart doing gymnastics that would definitely not qualify for regionals. Maya's already texted me three times asking where ...
The papaya sat in my tote bag like a neon orange secret. Mom had packed it, of course—fresh from our backyard tree, wrapped in a paper towel like it was contraband. "Share with you...