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The thing about **running** the family food truck isn't the running itself—it's that my mom thinks 'authentic Mexican cuisine' needs to be spelled out in glitter letters on the sid...
Maya stood outside Leo's house, heart doing that fluttery thing it always did when he was within a fifty-foot radius. This was it—her first time hanging out with him *alone*. She s...
Maya's phone buzzed against her thigh. Fifth detention this month. All because she'd decided to play spy during fifth period, documenting how Sarah's perfect friend group systemati...
The orange hair dye sat on my bathroom counter like a dare. One box of Feria 'Intense Auburn' that my mom would definitely question, but Riley had sworn was perfect for my reinvent...
My phone buzzed at 4:45 AM. **Zombie** mode activated. "You up?" Maya's text read. "Coach said lightning practice." I groaned, dragged myself out of bed, and grabbed the bag with...
The party was everything I hated about sophomore year: sticky red cups, bass thumping so hard it vibrated in my chest, and Jake from chem class leaning way too close against the ki...
The second week of October hit me like a truck. Between AP Euro, cross country practice, and my mom's new obsession with "family dinners," I'd been operating on five hours of sleep...
Maya's room glowed with that familiar blue light—her iPhone clutched in her hand like some kind of emotional support animal. Another party tonight she wasn't going to. Another nigh...
Maya's palms were sweating. Again. She wiped them on her skirt, then caught herself — super obvious move. Could her crush Jake, standing across the **padel** court, be any more obl...
Maya's stomach did backflips as she stood at the edge of Jenna's pool, clutching her phone like a lifeline. The entire eighth grade seemed to be there—except her, who was paralyzed...
Maya smoothed her freshly dyed purple hair in the bathroom mirror, her hands shaking. This was it — Jordan's party, the social event of the semester, and she'd finally made a move....
Maya stood in the kitchen, staring at the ingredients spread across the counter like evidence of a crime. The papaya sat there, all innocent-orange flesh, while the spinach mocked ...