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Maya's lungs burned as she rounded the corner, her Nikes slapping against the pavement. Running was the only time her mind went quiet—no AP History压力, no college apps stressing her...
The padel court sizzled under the July sun, but Maya's attention kept drifting to the snack bar where Leo leaned against the counter, all effortless confidence and dimpled smiles. ...
Maya stared at her reflection in the gymnasium bathroom mirror. Her curls were staging a full-on rebellion, and the fedora her aunt insisted she wear sat at a weird angle. This Egy...
Maya's legs burned like she'd been running through actual fire, which honestly would've been preferable to this. Eighth lap. JV track tryouts, and she was dying. "You got this, Ma...
Marcus wiped his sweating palms on his shorts for the third time. The backyard party was everything he usually avoided—too many people, too much noise, way too many opportunities t...
Marcus dragged himself through the cafeteria line feeling like the walking dead. Three hours of Call of Duty last night. Two hours of baseball practice this morning. Zero hours of ...
Maya's iPhone buzzed against her thigh like an anxious heartbeat. Three notifications. Probably more likes on the photo she'd spent twenty minutes curating — the right angle, the p...
The pool party was Maya's idea. Obviously. Everything social was Maya's idea since seventh grade, back when she'd convinced me that eating raw spinach leaves was "literally so aest...
The gummy vitamin sat on my tongue like a tiny, orange-flavored judgment. My mom insisted they were essential for "growing brains," but at seventeen, I felt less like I was growing...
Maya adjusted her baseball cap, tucking a loose strand of hair underneath. Fox. That's what Coach Miller called her because she was quick on her feet and even quicker with the come...
I was basically a zombie by third period. Junior year was eating me alive—AP classes, cross country, college prep talks from parents who meant well but didn't get how exhausting it...
I adjusted the vintage fedora I'd thrifted that morning, hoping it covered the DIY bangs disaster I'd created at 2 AM. First party of sophomore year, and I was already operating at...