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Mateo's summer was not supposed to involve a fruit crisis. "You're actually bringing papaya to the court?" Leo raised an eyebrow as they walked toward the community center. "That'...
Alex's beanie stayed fixed even in the August heat at Pine Creek Resort. A cable technician's son, he'd inherited both the dad jokes and the reflex to check every connection twice....
I wasn't supposed to be at Jessica's pool party. Honestly, I wasn't supposed to be anywhere except my room, where I'd been holed up since me and Maya stopped being friends three we...
I'd been working at Sal's Garden-to-Table for exactly three weeks when my entire social hierarchy collapsed like a poorly made soufflé. "You missed a spot, Spinach Girl," Amber wh...
I felt like a **zombie** walking into Jordan's party—makeup half-done, throat tight with that familiar why-did-I-even-come feeling. My best friend Priya had ditched me for some col...
Maya stood at the edge of the padel court, her heart doing that nervous flutter thing it always did when she tried to enter new social orbits. The popular crowd — the ones who some...
Jordan's lungs burned like someone had set fire to his chest, but he kept running. The cross-country trail wound through the woods behind school, and every step was one more away f...
Maya stared at her reflection in the bathroom mirror, spinach wedged firmly between her front teeth. Perfect. Just perfect. She'd spent twenty minutes crafting her look for Jordan'...
Maya's frizzy **hair** had betrayed her again. The pool party of the year, and she looked like she'd stuck her finger in an electrical socket. She clutched her towel like a securit...
Maya's first high school house party felt like walking into a sphinx's riddle she hadn't studied for. The bass thumped against her chest as groups of juniors clustered in the kitch...
Maya pulled the brim of her dad's vintage trucker hat lower, trying to disappear into her hoodie. First day at Santiago's, and she'd already managed to knock over a stack of delive...
Maya's palms were sweating. Again. She wiped them on her leggings, clutching her phone like it contained state secrets. Technically, it kinda did. For the past three weeks, she'd ...