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The neon orange vitamin C tablet sat on my tongue like a betrayal. Mom swore it would boost my immune system before finals week, but honestly? The only thing feeling compromised ri...
My mother's voice echoed through the house as I stood frozen in front of the bathroom mirror. "Maya Chen, if you don't eat your breakfast, you'll waste away before college orientat...
Maya hated running. At least, that's what she told everyone at Jefferson High whenever track tryouts came up. The truth? She was terrified of looking foolish. Of being the girl who...
The mid-July heat hit me like a physical force as I stepped onto the padel court at the country club where my mom had dragged us for the summer. Palm trees lined the perimeter, the...
The vitamin bottle sat on my bathroom counter like a daily accusation. "Take me for strong bones! Take me for growing!" Mom's voice echoed in my head even though she was two states...
Maya's hair had other plans tonight. After two hours with the curling iron, it had settled into something her mom generously called "artfully disheveled" but what Maya knew looked ...
The humidity hit me like a wall when I stepped out the back door, but at least the community pool meant escape from another afternoon of mom asking if I'd started my summer reading...
Maya's summer was not going according to plan. Stuck working at her uncle's roadside attraction—basically a glorified petting zoo—while her friends were all posting beach pics and ...
Maya stood in front of her mirror, adjusting the vintage bucket hat she'd thrifted for three dollars. It was ridiculous, honestly, but her cousin swore it gave main character energ...
The cafeteria was basically a social pyramid, and Marcus had spent freshman year at the bottom, right next to the kids who still brought lunchboxes. But sophomore year was gonna be...
Maya was running late, again. The indie venue downtown where the underground showcase was happening shut down at midnight, and she had twenty minutes to make it across the city. He...
Maya's legs were already burning from running three blocks to Jake's house, but she didn't care. Today was the day. The day she'd finally talk to him—at his pool party. The invitat...