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Wednesday during third period, I watched my classmates transform into a parade of the walking dead. Mr. Henderson's voice droned about cellular respiration, and I swear I saw Jenna...
The humidity hung thick over the outdoor padel court as Maya adjusted her ponytail for the hundredth time. Her frizzy hair had already escaped its elastic, creating a halo of rebel...
Maya's thumb hovered over the send button, her iPhone screen glowing in the darkness of her closet. The draft—three paragraphs explaining why she'd ghosted the varsity baseball tea...
I'd been walking around like a **zombie** for three weeks straight—AP exams, swim practice, my mom's endless questions about college applications. My brain felt fried, my eyes perp...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her iPhone like a lifeline. The screen glowed with Instagram stories of everyone having actual fun, while she was stuck at what was su...
The pool deck at Jason's house looked like something out of a teen movie — all tanned limbs and splashing water and someone's Bluetooth speaker bumping something that sounded expen...
My hair was doing that thing again—standing up in the back like I'd just rolled out of bed, which I basically had. Emma's text had said "semi-formal" but nobody told my hair that. ...
Maya's first house party felt like a social experiment she was failing. She stood by the snack table, clutching a red solo cup like it was a lifeline, watching Jordan—the varsity l...
Maya's iPhone blinked at 4% as she leaned against the kitchen island, the party throbbing around her like a second heartbeat. Senior year, supposedly the time of her life, and she ...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool deck, clutching her towel like a lifeline. The chlorine smell hit her first—sharp and chemical, like the inside of a cleaning cabinet her mom kep...
Maya's palms always sweat before checking Jordan's Instagram story. It was pathetic, really—she'd been silently watching from the sidelines since seventh grade, basically a profess...
Marcus stood in front of his bathroom mirror, shirt pulled up to his chin, staring at the carpet of dark hair spreading across his chest and stomach like some kind of invasive weed...