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Maya stared at the bracket taped to the gym wall. The Spring Fling Padel Tournament. Of course the school would choose padel — tennis's cooler, trendier cousin — as the ultimate so...
Marcus stared at his reflection in the bathroom mirror, practicing his "cool nod" for the twelfth time. Today was baseball tryouts, and if he didn't make varsity this time, his soc...
Maya's palms were sweating before she even stepped onto the court. The padel racket felt foreign in her hands, like she was holding someone else's life. Chloe, the girl she'd been ...
Maya's hair refused to cooperate. Period. She'd spent forty-five minutes trying to tame the frizzy mountain on her head, but humidity had other plans. Tonight was Jordan's party—he...
The water in Miller's pool glittered like someone had dumped actual glitter in it, which honestly wouldn't have surprised me. This was the kind of party where people didn't just sh...
The first time I stepped onto the padel court, I tripped over my own feet. Ryan's squad watched from the sidelines, trying not to laugh. Epic fail. "Dude, you hit that like a char...
Marcus stood at the edge of the Chandler's pool, skimming net in hand, watching the water ripple in the afternoon heat. His first summer job. His first paycheck. His first time fee...
The pool deck was empty except for me and Leo, my oldest friend, who was currently failing spectacularly at a cannonball contest. Against himself. "Bro, that was tragic," I said, ...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching his iphone like it was a lifeline. The screen was cracked—a spiderweb of shattered glass that matched how his stomach felt. This was...
Maya smoothed her dress for the fiftieth time, heart hammering like she'd chugged three energy drinks instead of one. This was it—her first real party. The Wilsons' house blazed wi...
Maya pressed her face against the window, her breath fogging the glass. She was officially a low-key spy now, watching the cool kids gather across the street. Well, "spying" was a ...
The cafeteria hummed with that special kind of lunchtime chaos where friend groups hardened into impenetrable fortresses. I smoothed the brim of my brother's snapback—stolen, obvio...