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Leo's palms were sweating through his batting gloves, which was officially the worst possible timing. Tryouts for the varsity baseball team were in ten minutes, and he hadn't picke...
The carnival lights flickered against the night sky as Marco clutched his baseball cap, spinning it in hands that refused to stop sweating. Freshman year was halfway over and he st...
Maya's hair was supposed to be sleek and sophisticated for her first day as a sophomore, but instead it had morphed into some kind of electrocuted bird situation. She'd spent forty...
The parking lot smelled like sunscreen and ambition. I pulled my swim cap tight, fingers brushing against the lucky **hat** my grandpa gave me—a faded trucker cap I wore before eve...
I never thought I'd spend my summer as a fox at the country club, but there I was—sneaking around like I belonged, while my heart hammered like I'd been caught stealing something. ...
The chlorine stung my eyes, but I kept them open anyway. Across the **pool**, Jake was laughing at something Madison said, his head tilted back just like in the TikTok I'd replayed...
Maya chewed her spinach salad with agonizing slowness. My stomach did that thing where it feels like my intestines are braiding themselves. We'd been sitting at the baseball game f...
Jordan's dad swore his daily **vitamin** routine was the secret to hisVarsity tennis glory. Jordan mostly choked down the giant orange pill because refusing meant a lecture about "...
The hat was my only defense. A beat-up Padres cap that had seen better days, currently doing overtime to hide the fact that I'd attempted to straighten my hair that morning and end...
The social pyramid at Northwood High had Emma at the bottom, right alongside the kids who brought their own reusable straws. But this year would be different. This year, she had a ...
My dad's been saying the same thing since I was twelve: "Baseball builds character." What he really means is baseball builds exactly the kind of character he has — the kind that wa...
Lena's first day at Oak Creek High felt like climbing Everest in flip-flops. The cafeteria stretched before her—a maze of tables arranged in some invisible social **pyramid** she h...