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The padel court smelled like rubber and teenage anxiety. "You coming or what?" Jake stood there, racket in hand, looking like he'd been born wearing activewear while I felt like ...
Maya pulled her snapback lower, hiding the premature pimple that had bloomed on her forehead like a cruel cosmic joke. The pool party was already in full swing—splash wars, laughte...
Leo's first week at sophomore year felt like walking through a minefield blindfolded. Between finding classrooms without looking like a total lost freshman and trying to figure out...
The pep rally déjà vu hit Maya like a freight train. Same bleachers, same screaming sophomores, same way Tyler's eyes always found hers from the basketball court before darting awa...
My hair looked like a pineapple exploded on my head. No, scratch that — a pineapple that got rejected by a fruit salad and decided to take revenge. "You look great, Maya," my mom ...
Maya's older brother Jordan had dropped another one of his wisdom bombs at dinner: 'High school is just a social pyramid, Maya. You're either climbing it or getting buried under it...
Maya's palms were sweating. Again. She wiped them on her dress—for the third time in sixty seconds—and checked her reflection in the gymnasium windows. Homecoming, junior year. The...
Jamie stared at the bathroom mirror, applying concealer with the precision of a forensic scientist. Tonight was the night. The party at Skylar's house. The one everyone would be ta...
Maya's baseball cap couldn't hide the disaster on her head anymore. The home dye job had turned her normally sleek brown hair into something that looked like it had been styled by ...
Liam hated the nickname Bear. Okay, fine, he was six-foot-two and built like a vending machine, but did everyone have to remind him? Especially on the first day of padel camp, when...
Kai's neon orange beanie was basically their security blanket. Without it, they felt bare—like walking into school without their skin. The first day of sophomore year, Kai spotted ...
The pool glittered like someone had spilled a galaxy across the backyard, but Maya stood at the edge in her oversized t-shirt, feeling like a fraud. Everyone else was already in—Ja...