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The pool party at Jessica's house was supposed to be legendary. That's what everyone had been saying for weeks since freshman year started. But for me, it felt more like a social e...
The invitation said pool party at Jenna's house, but my brain heard social suicide mission. I'd been crushing on Jenna since seventh period algebra, and now I was actually going to...
Marcus stood at the edge of the community pool, chlorine stinging his nose. The June heat wave had everyone crowding the blue water, but he had a mission. His crush, Jasmine, was s...
Marcus's life existed entirely through the glass rectangle of his iPhone. Every crush, every joke, every existential crisis at Westwood High was documented, filtered, and posted be...
Maya's hair had officially declared war. The violet dye job she'd attempted at 2 AM had turned her curls into a frizzy rebellion, exactly what she needed before her first varsity b...
Maya's sophomore year was supposed to be her glow-up era. Instead, she was trapped inside a polyester bear costume at the homecoming game, her iPhone notification ping phantom-vibr...
The pool party at Tyler's house was supposed to be the night I finally talked to Maya—the girl who sat behind me in AP English, the one who always smelled like coconut shampoo and ...
Maya's lungs burned like she'd inhaled fire as she rounded the fourth lap, her sneakers slapping the rubber track in a rhythm that matched the panic in her chest. Running was suppo...
Maya's phone buzzed at 2:47 AM. Another text from Kai: u up? Being the absolute zombie she was after pulling an all-nighter for chem finals, Maya groaned and flopped onto her pillo...
Maya's shift at Pet Paradise wasn't exactly how she'd pictured spending her summer before sophomore year, but hey, at least it paid for the new iPhone case she'd been eyeing. The o...
The invitation said "pool party" but Maya's brain heard "social execution." She stood by the edge of the crystal-blue water, clutching her orange soda like it was a lifeline. Acros...
The first thing you notice about Brianna's pool party is that everyone's playing padel. Like, actually playing. Not the backyard tennis your cousin plays with a rusty racket and a ...