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Maya's hair refused to cooperate. It was day three of the great frizz disaster of sophomore year, and Jordan's party was tonight. THE party. The one everyone would be posting about...
The papaya sat untouched on the snack table, looking like some exotic alien fruit next to the chips and soda. Maya hovered near the sliding glass door, heart doing that nervous flu...
Maya's **hair** was supposed to be perfect today. She'd spent forty-five minutes with the curling iron, creating these effortless beach waves that took zero effort, obviously. Now ...
Maya stood in front of the bathroom mirror, adjusting the vintage bucket hat she'd spent two weeks' allowance on. It wasn't even her style — last month, she would've called it crin...
Maya's third attempt at a viral TikTok ended with her phone face-down on the cafeteria floor. She'd been trying to record a "day in my life" but kept getting distracted by HIM—Luca...
I looked like a zombie. Not the cool, supernatural kind. The kind that survived three hours of sleep and still showed up to first period because missing zero period meant automatic...
The orange sunset reflected off the pool water, turning everything golden and unreal. I crouched behind the lounge chair, feeling like a total idiot. I was literally hiding from Ja...
Chloe pulled the brim of her stupid cowboy hat lower. Why had she agreed to this lake party again? Oh right—because Maya had begged her to come, and Chloe was trying to be a better...
Maya stared at the social pyramid hanging over her whiteboard—cheerleaders at the top, gamers somewhere in the middle, and her kids, the theater crew, clinging to the bottom tier l...
Maya pulled her beanie down lower, trying to disappear into the kitchen wall. This house party was absolutely not her vibe—too many people, too much noise, way too much confidence....
Maya's hair was basically the color of a traffic cone — bright orange, the kind that demanded attention everywhere she went. She'd been dyeing it since seventh grade, a middle fing...
Marcus smoothed his orange hoodie for the third time, feeling like a literal traffic cone amidst a sea of carefully curated streetwear. His first high school house party. His mom h...