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Maya sat in the last row of the baseball bleachers, phone clutched in her hand like a guilty secret. Below, the varsity team warmed up — golden boys at the top of the sophomore pyr...
Maya's phone buzzed in her pocket — another notification she'd ignore. The junior house party felt like walking into a movie she'd rehearsed in her head a thousand times, but nobod...
Maya's parents thought she was at baseball practice. That was the point. She hadn't picked up a glove since seventh grade, when Coach Patterson told her she "threw like a girl" — w...
Maya's Friday night was supposed to be Netflix and actual chill—like, literally hiding from the world while her friends posted stories from parties she wasn't invited to. Again. Bu...
The baseball sat heavy in my palm, sweat gathering where my fingers gripped the stitching. Coach Miller's voice echoed across the diamond like he was announcing my execution to the...
Maya's first day at Northwood Academy felt like walking into a reality show where everyone else had the script but her. The cable guy was still at her house when she left, frantica...
My trucker hat wasn't just accessories—it was basically emotional armor. Second period English, third period lunch facing Courtney's squad. The brim pulled low, I could scroll my *...
Riley's stomach did backflips as she stared at the group chat notification: *Tyler's pool party, Saturday, 2pm. Bring vibes.* "You're actually going?" Maya asked, sprawled across ...
Maya adjusted the brim of her dad's oversized bucket hat, pulling it lower like a shield against the blinding backyard sun. Her iphone buzzed in her pocket—probably another group c...
Jake's lucky baseball hat sat backward on his head, sweat staining the brim. Everyone at Creekwood High assumed he'd be varsity pitcher again this year — Coach Miller, his dad, eve...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her plastic cup like it was a lifeline. The water shimmered with that weird blue that only exists in suburban backyards, and somewhere...
Marcus wiped his sweaty palms on his jeans for the third time. The summer heat radiated off the asphalt where everyone gathered around make-shift bases, but that wasn't why he coul...