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Maya's phone buzzed with the notification that would change her entire sophomore year. Pool party at Jake's house. Saturday. 7 PM. She stared at the screen, heart doing backflips....
Zara stood at the edge of the cafeteria, clutching her tray like a shield. The social pyramid loomed before her—literally, in the form of the seating chart the administration had p...
Maya stared at herself in the bathroom mirror, her fingers tangling in the hair she'd been growing since seventh grade. It was halfway down her back now, a tangled curtain she hid ...
Maya pulled the brim of her dad's old fedora down, trying to disappear into the bathroom wall. This was supposed to be the party of the year, but she'd spent forty-five minutes psy...
Maya stared at her reflection in the cafeteria mirror, wondering why the universe had it out for her specifically today. Of all days to wear her favorite crop top, she'd chosen the...
Maya's thumb hovered over her iPhone screen, the blue light illuminating her darkened bedroom. 2:47 AM. Again. For three nights, she'd watched the same pattern: Jenna's Instagram ...
Maya's hair had declared war. One side curled like a romance novel cover, the other side flattened like she'd slept on a textbook. Of course, today of all days—the day Jordan final...
The lightning flashed across the sky, turning the country club pool deck into something out of a horror movie. Not that anyone noticed. Half the sophomore class was too busy preten...
Maya's life officially reached peak awkward at 2:47 PM on a Tuesday when she realized she'd been talking to Tyler—aka the Sphinx of Northwood High—with a massive wad of **spinach**...
Marcus stood in the batter's box, his knees doing that weird wobbly thing they always did when people were actually watching. The rim of his trusty baseball cap pulled low over his...
Marcus stared at his **goldfish**, Bubbles, who'd been swimming in the same furious circles for three years. The fish didn't judge. The fish didn't ask why Marcus still sat alone a...
Max stumbled into fourth period AP English feeling like a member of the walking dead. Three hours of sleep, four energy drinks, and an endless scroll hole on TikTok would do that t...