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The pool party was already in full swing when Maya arrived, clutching her vitamin C supplement like it was some kind of emotional support object. She'd spilled orange soda on her f...
The baseball dugout smelled like sweaty teenagers and bubblegum ambition. I slumped on the bench, my palms so slick I could barely grip my phone. Not that I needed to grip it — I w...
Maya's iPhone buzzed with another Instagram notification—her third ex-friend unfollowing her this week. The social pyramid of sophomore year had shifted again, and somehow she'd tu...
Leo's palms were sweating through his grip on the padel racquet. Again. "You're overthinking it, bro," said Mia, leaning against the fence like she owned the place. Her neon-green...
Max's hands shook as he knelt behind the TV stand, the ethernet cable clutched like a lifeline. The basement party thumped overhead—muffled bass, distant laughter, the kind of soci...
The pool party at Tyler's house was supposed to be my social renaissance. Instead, I was cornered by his perpetually sheds-everywhere **cat**, a judgmental tabby named Glitter who ...
Maya's **iphone** face glowed in the darkness of her room, the battery icon showing 3%. It had been two hours since she'd texted him. *You up?* Simple. Casual. Not desperate. But ...
Maya's mom had packed the bear in her lunchbox again. A beat-up teddy with one button eye, dangling from a keychain like a total noob move. Maya stuffed it deep in her backpack, pr...
The iPhone vibrated in my pocket for the third time in five minutes. I knew it was Brynn group-chatting plans I wasn't invited to, but Coach Rodriguez's whistle cut through my thou...
Maya stood frozen in the doorway of Jenna's basement, the bass from the Spotify playlist vibrating through her Converse. This was it. Her first real high school party. The air smel...
Maya had been officially spying on Zara for three weeks. Not, like, in a creepy way. Okay, maybe a little creepy. But ever since Zara started sitting with the theater kids at lunc...
Marcus froze at the top of the bleachers, watching the social pyramid of Jefferson High play out below him like some terrible reality show. At the base: the zombies—kids shuffling ...