Orange Hat on Court Three
The orange hat sat low on my forehead, hiding the sweat that wouldn't stop coming. Dad's old trucker cap, faded from too many summers, was my lucky charm—or so I told myself. This ...
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The orange hat sat low on my forehead, hiding the sweat that wouldn't stop coming. Dad's old trucker cap, faded from too many summers, was my lucky charm—or so I told myself. This ...
Maya's mom had packed her the usual lunch: organic spinach leaves that would definitely wilt, and an orange she'd have to peel with sticky fingers. Meanwhile, everyone else at soph...
Maya stood at the edge of Chloe's pool, clutching her cracked iPhone 8 like it was a life raft. Across the water, Sienna and her squad were taking perfect synchronized selfies, whi...
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The cafeteria food pyramid had spoken, and apparently, I was at the bottom — right where the overcooked spinach lived. "Dude, just eat it," Marcus said, sliding into the seat acro...