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I started talking to Fin when my parents were fighting about the cable bill again. Dad's voice vibrated through the floorboards—something about how we didn't need premium channels ...
The hallway at Northwood High was basically a zombie apocalypse every morning at 7:45 AM. Everyone stumbling around, phones glued to faces, dead-eyed and barely conscious. Maya adj...
Tyler's baseball cleats clicked against the concrete as he approached the Hernandez's pool party. The varsity jacket hung heavy on his shoulders, even though he'd barely earned it—...
Maya's hair was supposed to be perfect. Half-up, half-down, cascading in artful waves that took three YouTube tutorials and two hours to achieve. Instead, she was currently ankle-d...
The plastic bag sloshed against Maya's leg as she texted her best friend on her iPhone. "This party gonna be mid ngl," she'd typed, but now she was actually here, standing awkwardl...
The padel court hummed with post-tournament energy, everyone jittery on cheap sports drinks and adrenaline. Maya Chen leaned against the glass backboard, all mysterious half-smiles...
Maya stood before the bathroom mirror, her hair refusing to cooperate for the third day in a row. The humid summer weather had turned her usually sleek curls into a frizzy halo tha...
Leo's palms were sweating so bad he could barely grip his phone. He stood behind the bleachers, watching the varsity **baseball** team practice like he did every Tuesday, pretendin...
Maya's lucky baseball hat was basically her emotional support animal — well, besides Barnaby, her actual emotional support animal. The dog was currently losing his mind at the **li...
Maya's iPhone sat on the lounge chair, screen lighting up every thirty seconds with texts from the group chat she was definitely ignoring. The annual Palm Springs pool party. Every...
Maya felt like a literal zombie as she dragged herself through the crowded hallway. Three hours of sleep + AP History exam = walking dead status. Her purple streaks hung limp, and ...
I stood at the edge of the pool clutching my red solo cup like it was a lifeline, which honestly, it kind of was. The summer before junior year, and I was at Jessica Miller's legen...