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My palms were sweating so much I could barely grip the bat. Classic. Absolutely classic. "You good, Marcus?" Tyler called from the dugout, that annoyingly confident grin plastered...
Maya's phone buzzed with a text from Tyler: u coming to jason's party? She stared at herself in the bathroom mirror, mouth full of fresh green spinach from dinner. Great. She'd lo...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she could barely grip the dollar bill. Behind her, Jake was cracking up. "Dude, you're actually gonna let the fraud tell your future?" He elbowe...
Maya's orange hair was supposed to be auburn. That's what the box promised. But standing in front of Jordan's bathroom mirror, watching the way the fluorescent lights caught the co...
Maya's palms were sweating so bad she could practically fill a water bottle. Standing at the edge of Jake's massive backyard pool party, she felt like the ultimate fraud. The senio...
Maya stared at her reflection, fingers twisting through her curls that refused to cooperate with anything except gravity and bad luck. The #GlowUpChallenge TikTok had promised that...
The chlorine stung my eyes, but I stayed underwater. This was my new thing—becoming a human submarine, invisible in the deep end of the Morrison's pool. Above me, through the rippl...
Maya's iPhone buzzed against her nightstand at 2 AM, the screen lighting up her room like a tiny supernova. Another text from Leo: *u up?* She stared at the message, her thumb hov...
I became a spy at lunch on Tuesday. That's when I realized I was hiding behind the potted fern in the cafeteria, watching my ex-best friend live her best life without me. Chloe sa...
The texts started at 2 AM — screenshots of me staring across the cafeteria, captions calling me a creep, a total weirdo. Someone was definitely cyber-spying on me, but the joke was...
Maya's ethernet cable lay frayed across her bedroom floor like a dead snake, mocking her. Again. "You're doing it again," she muttered to herself, reaching for the spare cable she...
I was running on fumes, literally and figuratively. Cross country practice at 6 AM should be illegal, but Coach Martinez didn't believe in mercy. Or sleep. My lucky beanie was pull...