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Maya's thumb hovered over the screen, her latest TikTok at 47 views and counting. The algorithm was not having it today. "You're overthinking it," said Jazz, her track teammate, s...
The chlorine stung my nose before I even walked through the gate. Another weekend, another pool party where I'd spend two hours holding the same red plastic cup, pretending my phon...
My beat-up Dodgers hat sat three inches deep in chlorine. Somewhere beneath the blue surface, along with my dignity. This was supposed to be casual—just the squad hanging at Maya's...
My hair had always been my thing—the one thing people noticed before anything else. Waist-length, slightly wavy, the kind girls in the locker room would actually stop and complimen...
Maya's thumb hovered over her **iphone** screen, the blue light painting her face in the dark bedroom. read 11:47 PM from kai. again. Outside, **lightning** fractured the sky like...
Three AM. My alarm wouldn't go off for another four hours, but I was already awake, staring at the mirror in my bathroom. The box of purple hair dye sat on the counter like a dare....
My hair looked perfect for exactly eleven seconds that morning. Then the bus hit a pothole, and suddenly I looked like I'd been electrocuted in a wind tunnel. Not exactly the vibe ...
I spotted him across the food court — Josh, my best friend since fourth grade, the guy who promised we'd ride bikes to college together someday. But there he was, laughing at some ...
Maya's palms were sweating before she even reached the gate. This was it — Jason Carter's pool party, the social event of the sophomore year, and she was running five minutes late ...
The sphinx of sophomore year wasn't made of stone—it was made of stares, whispers, and the impossible riddle of who you were supposed to be. Maya stood by the punch bowl at Jake's...
The **water** in Jensen's infinity pool glowed that perfect electric blue, the kind that looks filtered on Instagram even without a preset. I hovered at the edge, clutching my **ip...
Marcus stood at the starting line, track spikes digging into the rubber surface. The spring air smelled like cut grass and nervous sweat. This was it—regionals. All those predawn r...