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Maya's palms were sweating so bad she could practically water plants with them. She wiped them on her dress for the third time, leaving dark streaks on the fabric. Great. Now she l...
Maya's phone buzzed on her nightstand at 2 AM. Another text from Jake: u coming to lukes party??? She stared at her ceiling, her pet goldfish Freud doing lazy laps in his bowl on ...
Maya's stomach did actual backflips as she walked toward the community center, clutching her racquet like it was a lifeline. Her first padel lesson with Jake—the cute sophomore she...
Maya's iphone buzzed in her pocket like an angry hornet as she leaned against the counter at Rosa's Market. Three unread texts from the group chat. Her thumbs hovered over the scre...
The fluorescent **orange** cone blocked the pool entrance. Again. "Dude, another chemical imbalance day?" Marcus asked, flopping onto the lounge chair next to me. "Yeah. Mr. Hend...
Maya's mom meant well with the spinach smoothie experiment. Really, she did. But that didn't change the fact that Maya was now walking into first period with a brilliant green stre...
The humid Puerto Rican air clung to my skin as I crouched behind Tío Carlos's pickup truck, heart hammering against my ribs like it was trying to break out. Papaya Ranch had seemed...
Marcus sat on the lifeguard stand, sweat dripping down his back as the July sun baked the **swimming** pool deck below. Three more weeks of summer vacation, and he still hadn't fig...
Maya's summer had been one giant bear of a disappointment. No camp. No beach house. No anything. Just stuck at her great-aunt's lake house in the middle of nowhere with her parents...
Maya's heart did that thing again — the **lightning** strike feeling that happened whenever Jason's lock swung near hers in the hallway. Three weeks of junior year and she'd perfec...
Maya's hands shook as she gripped the padel racket, the neon blue court blurring beneath her sneakers. Everyone at Lincoln High played padel now—it was basically social currency, a...
The orange jersey burned like radioactive waste against my skin. Match point in the regional padel finals, and I was wearing a highlighter that screamed 'look at me' while I active...