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Maya's vintage bucket hat felt ridiculous. It was supposed to be ironic-cool, but now that she was actually at Tyler's party, standing poolside while everyone else looked effortles...
Maya's stomach did backflips as she stood outside Jordan's house, the bass from inside vibrating through the soles of her knock-off Converse. Senior year. This was supposed to be t...
Maya's first week at Smoothie Planet was not going according to plan. "Dude, you put orange juice in the Tropical Twist again," Carlos whispered, barely suppressing a laugh. "It'...
Maya stared at her reflection, fingers tugging at the frizzy disaster that used to be her hair. The DIY dye job was supposed to be a subtle aub rinse—instead, she looked like a tra...
Bubbles surfaced at the top of his bowl like thoughts I was too scared to say out loud. My pet goldfish had witnessed more teenage angst than any therapist, mostly because I dumped...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching a red Solo cup like it was a lifeline. The graduation party raged behind him — bass thumping, people grinding, someone doing keg sta...
Marcus stood outside the 7-Eleven, neon-orange drink in hand, sweating through his thrifted flannel. This was supposed to be the night he finally broke into Maya's squad—the most r...
Maya's hair had declared war. The curling iron had turned her bangs into something resembling a poodle's tragic mistake, and she was already ten minutes late for Jordan's party. "...
Maya felt like a zombie. Not the cool, Instagram-worthy kind with dramatic eye makeup and fake blood — the actual exhaustion kind, the kind that comes from staying up until 3 AM sc...
Maya's sweaty **palm** hovered over Liam's contact, her heart doing that stupid fluttery thing it always did when she thought about him. Sixteen years old and she was still terrifi...
Maya pressed her back against the rough bark of the palm tree, her lunch squished against her ribs. The papaya slices her mom had packed—again—were probably getting mushy, but that...
The swim team locker room smelled like a toxic combination of bleach and teenage boy stress. I leaned against the cold metal bench, staring at my reflection in the foggy mirror. My...