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Maya's hand was practically melting inside Jordan's—her **palm** sweating like she'd just run a mile, which honestly, she kind of felt like she had. Social interaction with her cru...
Marcus wiped his **palm**s on his jeans for the third time, leaving dark streaks on the denim. Three weeks at Northwood High and he'd already been labeled the quiet kid—the one who...
The humidity had already turned my perfectly straightened hair into a frizz cloud by second period. Great first impression material, really. I stood at the edge of the padel court,...
Maya stood in front of the bathroom mirror, smoothing her skirt for the third time. The **papaya**-scented lip gloss her mom had bought her was supposed to be 'subtle,' but she fel...
The cross country team gathered at the track, Coach Harrison—aka "Bear" for his gruff voice and massive shoulders—barking orders like he'd been mainlining espresso. Jamie laced up ...
The papaya sat untouched on my paper plate, looking suspiciously like something that had already been eaten once. Beside me, Leo was busy livestreaming the party through what was d...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she felt like she'd dipped them in a sink. Junior prom. The night everyone had been hyping since, like, September, and she was currently hyperven...
Maya pulled her baseball cap down lower, practically hiding behind the brim. Pool parties weren't exactly her vibe—especially not when half the sophomore class was already splashin...
The pool party invitation came via a flood of texts on my iphone, half from people I barely speak to. Jordan's house. Saturday. Swimming. "You going?" Riley asked, flopping onto m...
Maya dragged herself through the double doors of Northwood High, feeling like a literal **zombie**. Three nights of zero sleep—thanks to that history paper, her parents' fighting, ...
The palm of my hand wouldn't stop sweating against the steering wheel. Like, actually embarrassing amounts. I wiped it on my jeans for the third time, glancing over at Jake. "You ...
My hair was supposed to be burgundy. A statement. A vibe. Instead, it came out emergency-cone orange, the kind that screams "LOOK AT ME" when all I wanted was to blend into the sop...