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The papaya sat on my desk like a tropical accusation. My mom had packed it in my lunch—again—because apparently that's what 'cultured' ninth graders eat. Meanwhile, I was just tryi...
Maya's hair was doing that thing again—that frizzy halo that made her look like she'd stuck a fork in an electrical outlet. She yanked her beanie hat down harder, but the damage wa...
Maya's iPhone vibrated for the third time in five minutes. Another DM from @bullseye99—the anonymous troll who'd been harassing her since she'd posted that TikTok of her dancing at...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she could practically fill a swimming pool. Standing outside Jake's house, music thumping through the door like a second heartbeat, she felt like...
My cross country career lasted exactly three weeks before I ended up alone on Thunder Ridge in the middle of a storm, questioning every life choice that led me there. I'd joined t...
Maya's mom called it "socializing." Maya called it a total nightmare. The community center Halloween dance glittered with stale disco lights and smelled like desperation and too mu...
The cable bill was late again. Mom's voice cut through my door: 'Maya, if you don't pay that subscription, we're losing internet.' Which meant losing my subscribers, my community, ...
The chlorine smell hit me before I even clocked in. Another summer guarding the neighborhood pool, watching kids do cannonballs while my friends posted beach pics from the Shore. T...
Marcus stood at the edge of the crowd, sweat running down his back like tiny traitors. The county fair was packed—every teenager from Cedar Heights was here, which meant social sui...
I looked like a zombie. And not the cool Netflix kind — more like I'd been dead for three days and reanimated solely to suffer through 8am Chemistry. Which, honestly, wasn't far fr...
Maya pressed her back against the fake palm tree, feeling like the world's most awkward spy. Jordan's pool party was supposed to be legendary, but she'd spent forty-five minutes wa...
The August heat wave had everyone at Tyler's house crowded around the pool like it was the only source of water on Earth. I stood at the edge, clutching my towel like a shield, whi...