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I looked like a **zombie**. No, seriously — three days of finals, four hours of sleep total, and my concealer was doing absolutely nothing to hide the dark circles under my eyes. B...
Maya's first day at Northwood High felt like walking into a movie where everyone else had the script. The cafeteria was a maze of social circles—jocks by the vending machines, thea...
The papaya sat on the kitchen counter like an alien artifact. My mom had bought it because it was 'exotic' and 'expanding our horizons,' which mostly meant it sat there until it we...
Maya had perfected the art of being invisible. Not like, superpower invisible—more like, if-you-sit-still-enough-in-the-back-of-the-classroom-no-one-remembers-you're-there invisibl...
The nickname "Zombie" followed me everywhere freshman year. Not because I was undead, but because I walked through hallways like I was trapped in some apocalyptic daze—hoodie up, h...
The water in the Hernandez's pool looked like glass—perfect, still, terrifying. I stood at the edge wearing my two-piece from Target, suddenly aware it wasn't from Brandy Melville ...
My palms were sweating so bad I could barely grip my phone. This was it—the moment I'd been overthinking all week: asking Maya to the winter formal. I'd been running through scenar...
Maya's ethernet cable lay tangled on her bedroom floor like a dead snake, exactly how she felt after another day of failing to climb Lincoln High's social pyramid. Being a sophomor...
Mateo's dad dropped the bomb at dinner: "You're trying out for baseball, mijo. Padel's... it's not a real sport." Which was rich, considering the guy hadn't picked up a bat since ...
Maya smoothed down her orange dress—it was definitely too bright for the Winter Formal, but it had been on sale, and seventy percent off was basically the same thing as wearing cou...
I was running down the hallway — like, actually booking it, my converse squeaking against the linoleum like a dying mouse — because I was approximately thirty seconds late to first...
Maya clutched her iPhone like it was a lifeline, thumb scrolling through Instagram stories that made everyone else's Friday night look legendary. Meanwhile, she was stuck at what w...