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Maya's hands were literally shaking as she stared at herself in the mirror. Her first real party. The invitation had come from Tyler, who sat two rows ahead in AP Bio and had that ...
Maya adjusted her flannel for the third time, hyper-aware that everyone else at the bonfire was wearing crop tops and designer hoodies. Typical. At fifteen, she still hadn't figure...
Marcus stared at his reflection,过度thinking every detail. Tonight was the night—finally hanging out with Maya, the girl who'd sat behind him in homeroom since freshman year. Just a ...
The kitchen was the only safe room at Maya's party, and I was currently trapped between a half-empty veggie tray and my own catastrophic awkwardness. My phone buzzed in my hand — t...
My parents still thought I was their perfect little scholar, but they didn't know I'd been sneaking out at midnight for weeks. Running until my lungs burned, sneakers pounding the ...
My social life was about as exciting as watching paint dry on a goldfish bowl. Seriously, my Friday nights consisted of scrolling TikTok and wondering how everyone else at Westwood...
Jordan's phone was dead. Like, actually dead — their dad had literally cut the cable when he caught them scrolling TikTok at 3 AM instead of studying for finals. Now Jordan was stu...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her phone like a lifeline. The water sparkled with that artificial blue that only existed in suburban backyards, reflecting the sunset...
6 AM practice. Again. Maya dragged herself out of bed, feeling like a literal **zombie**. Competitive **swimming** sounded glamorous until you actually had to do it—waking up befor...
I swallowed the goldfish at Tyler's party because his older brother dared me, and apparently that's what it takes to be legendary in tenth grade. The goldfish—named Gerard by Tyler...
Marcus sat on the bench, the baseball uniform feeling like a costume he couldn't wait to peel off. Everyone thought he was this huge sports star, but honestly? He'd rather be home ...
The baseball field behind Miller's Creek was our kingdom, even if it was just a dirt diamond with cracked pavement bases. Marcus stood on the mound, his windup all elbows and attit...