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Maya stared at her reflection, fingers tangled in her curly hair. The straightener had died mid-section, leaving her with this half-frizzy, half-sleek monstrosity. Perfect. Tonight...
Chloe's dad worked for the cable company, which meant two things: their basement was a graveyard of coaxial cables and ethernet cords, and she had technically-free premium channels...
The bull suit smelled like three years of sophomore sweat and desperation. Jake zipped it up, the fake fur sticking to his arms, and checked himself in the gym mirror. The tryouts ...
Maya's beanie sat pulled low over her eyebrows, a shield against the world. It was July—ninety degrees in the shade—but she wasn't taking it off. Not here. Not at Jessica's pool pa...
Maya stared at the pool party invitation on her iPhone screen, thumb hovering over the 'maybe' RSVP. The social pyramid at Northwood High had a clear structure: varsity athletes at...
Maya's fingers flew across her iphone screen, doom-scrolling through yet another video of people doing the Zombie Dance trend. She was supposed to be warming up for her padel match...
Maya's hands were literally shaking as she positioned the toy bull for frame forty-seven of her stop-motion animation final. This project was half her grade, and she'd already sunk...
Maya's palms were sweating. Actually sweating. Like, grossly noticeable sweating. Outside Jake's house, bass thumped through the walls. The Friday night rager. The kind of party t...
Maya stood at the edge of the padel court, her heart hammering against her ribs like a trapped bird. The September sun blazed overhead, painting everything in that golden-hour filt...
The summer before sophomore year, I had two goals: make varsity baseball and finally talk to Maya without my voice cracking like I'd hit puberty yesterday. Instead, I spent three ...
Maya stood at the edge of the community pool, clutching her dad's oversized baseball **hat** like it was a shield. The back-to-school party was in full swing—literally. Someone had...
The hallway stretched before me like a tomb, everyone shuffling forward with dead eyes and phones glued to their hands. I felt like a straight-up zombie—third all-nighter in a row,...