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Jake's palms were sweating so much he could barely grip his phone. The Instagram Live countdown ticked down: 00:05, 00:04... "You got this, man," Marcus whispered, though his hair...
My palms were basically waterfalls. Standing at the padel court while Trevor watched — I mean actually watched, not just looking around but staring — felt like standing naked in th...
Maya's phone buzzed with ten unread texts from Jenna. *u coming?? party starts in 20* Maya stared at her reflection—thick mascara, smudged eyeliner, the whole deal. Her first real...
Maya pressed her back against the row of lockers, phone clutched in sweaty hands. Officially, she was just waiting for her brother after jazz band practice. Unofficially? She was b...
I felt like a **zombie**. Three hours of sleep thanks to that history final, and now here I was at Chloe's end-of-year pool party, clutching my **iPhone** like it was a flotation d...
Maya dragged herself through third period biology, feeling like actual death. Her mom had forced some gross orange **vitamin** gummy on her that morning, claiming it would help wit...
I was lurking behind the padel court fence, phone clutched in my sweaty hand like it held state secrets. Okay, technically it did. My friend group's Groupchat had been weird all we...
Maya wasn't supposed to be at Tyler's pool party. Not after what happened with Jordan—that whole situation was still messy, and everyone had picked sides like it was some twisted g...
Marcus's stomach did backflips as he stared at the baseball field. Varsity tryouts in twenty minutes, and he'd forgotten his glove. Again. "You've got the memory of a goldfish, Ma...
Maya stood outside the bathroom mirror, fingers combing through her frizzy **hair** for the thousandth time. The house party bass thumped through the walls, but she couldn't go out...
Maya discovered she could read palms during third period US History while Mr. Henderson droned on about the Industrial Revolution. By lunch, she'd given readings to half the sophom...
The neon bucket hat sat on my head like a beacon of pure cringe. Mom had picked it out — "It's expressive, Mia!" — but the only thing it expressed was that I was fundamentally unco...