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I won him on a dare. One toss, one ring, and suddenly I'm the proud owner of a goldfish in a plastic bag. "You're actually keeping him?" Maya stared at me like I'd grown a second ...
Marcus stared at the tray like it was a bomb. His mom had packed his lunch again — a plastic container of wilted **spinach** leaves that looked like they'd seen better days, probab...
The pool party at Madison's house was supposed to be lit. Key word: supposed. Instead, I was floating in the shallow end, nursing a warm soda and watching everyone else live their ...
Marcus stood at the edge of the baseball diamond, cleats digging into the dirt while Coach Miller—that massive grizzly **bear** of a man—bellowed about commitment from the dugout. ...
Leo's snapback never came off. Not during math class, not at lunch, definitely not in the cafeteria line. It was practically welded to his head — a defense mechanism against his pe...
Maya stared at her reflection, finger-combing her newly purple hair. The box dye had turned out more grape-soda than galaxy-mystic, but whatever. It was hers. "You look like a zom...
Maya stood at the edge of Jenna's backyard pool, clutching her iPhone like it was a lifeline. The charging cable at home felt miles away, and her battery was already dipping to 18%...
Maya's hair frizzed in the humidity as she stood outside the community center, clutching her padel racket like a shield. It was bad enough she'd shown up to the youth social lookin...
Maya's hair frizzed in the humidity, each curl declaring independence like it hadn't gotten the memo about sleek summer vibes. She tugged at her swimsuit straps, hyper-aware of how...
Maya stared at her reflection, fingers tangling in her curls that had somehow developed a personality of their own overnight. The hair situation was officially catastrophic. "You ...
My life was divided into Before the Hat and After the Hat. Before, I was just Maya — average swimmer, newly hooked on padel, painfully invisible. After, I became the girl who never...
The backyard transformed into something out of a teen movie when Maya's parents bought the above-ground pool last summer. Suddenly, every weekend became A Thing - or at least, that...