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Maya stared at the lunch table where Jasmine held court, her perfectly curated Instagram life playing out in real time. Jasmine's latest obsession was her wellness journey—posturin...
The moment I walked into first period with my new undercut—hair dyed electric blue on one side—I knew I'd made a mistake. Everyone stared. Someone coughed 'Skunk.' I slumped into m...
Maya stared at her reflection in the bathroom mirror, scissors hovering over her waist-length curls. Tonight was the first pool party of sophomore year, and she was still stuck at ...
Maya's golden retriever, Buster, thumped his tail against her bedroom door like a metronome counting down the seconds to social death. Outside, the party was already in full swing ...
Maya felt like a zombie. Three weeks into cross country season, and her legs were basically jelly, her brain fogged into a permanent state of barely functional. Coach had them doin...
The locker room smelled like cheap cologne and desperation. Marco stared at his reflection, fingers poking at his hair. His mom had buzzed it yesterday, said it was 'too much maint...
Maya's fingers flew across her keyboard, Discord illuminated her room like a blue galaxy. Her best friend—well, her ONLY friend—was xX_BearSlayer_Xx, a guy she'd met grinding in an...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her carnival prize goldfish bag like it was a lifeline. The social pyramid at Jefferson High had placed her squarely at the bottom—fre...
I was a total zombie by third period. Again. My iPhone had done me dirty—kept me up until 3 AM doomscrolling through Tyler's Instagram from 2019. (We've all been there. Don't judg...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she thought she might drop her phone. She crouched behind the oak tree in the Hendersons' backyard, heart hammering against her ribs like it was ...
Maya's lungs burned as she pushed through another lap, the chlorine stinging her eyes. Her coach, Coach Martinez, blew his whistle from the deck—"Faster, Chen! Regionals are in thr...
Maya's palms were practically dripping as she clutched her phone under the desk, frantically refreshing Instagram to **spy** on Jordan's latest story. Everyone at Roosevelt High se...