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The chlorine stung my eyes, but I wasn't about to back out now. Maya's end-of-summer pool party had been the talk of our group chat for weeks, and I'd finally worked up the nerve t...
The plan was supposed to be simple: infiltrate Jasmin's pool party, gather enough intel to not look like a total loser when school starts, and exit stage left. No biggie. "You're ...
Leo's vintage trucker hat sat three-finger widths above his eyebrows—his calculated uniform of "I don't care, but not in a trying-too-hard way." Which was ironic, because he defini...
I stood there baking inside the polyester bear suit, regretting every life choice that led to this moment. The mascot gig was supposed to be easy money—wave, dance, look ridiculous...
The papaya sat on my desk like an alien artifact, its orange flesh glistening under my desk lamp. I'd bought it because *she* liked exotic fruit — because her Instagram story showe...
Maya crouched behind the bleachers, phone camera ready. Being the school's unofficial photographer meant she saw everything — and told no one. It made her feel like a **spy**, invi...
Maya leaned against the **sphinx** statue at hole seven, its painted plaster chipping where generations of kids had climbed it. The wind smelled like ozone and impending rain—class...
When my parents dropped the "we're going to your aunt's for the weekend" bomb, I knew exactly what 16-year-old me needed to do: invite Sarah over. But first, I had to survive Mrs. ...
I sat alone in the cafeteria, poking at the limp spinach on my tray. My best friend since kindergarten was across the room, laughing with Sarah and Marcus from the cross country te...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her towel like a lifeline. The **water** glittered below, deceptively calm, while her heart hammered somewhere in her throat. "You co...
I'd been practicing my fox smile in the mirror for weeks — the one that says you're mysterious, not terrified — before Emma's July Fourth party. The text had specified "pool party,...
The orange hat was a mistake. That's what I kept telling myself as I leaned against the basement wall at Miller's party, nursing a lukewarm soda and trying not to look as out of pl...