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Maya's palms were sweating as she stood outside the cafeteria, clutching the crumpled note she'd found stuffed in her locker. Someone was playing a dangerous game, and she was pret...
Maya stared at the disaster on her head. The box promised beach waves, but her hair looked like she'd stuck a fork in an electrical socket. Senior prom was in two hours. "You're g...
The hat was my cousin's frat cap—bright orange, said CHAD across the front in block letters. I was wearing it because my mom had butchered my hair that morning and I looked like a ...
The kitchen was packed. My heart hammered against my ribs like a trapped bird as I leaned against the counter, trying to look like I belonged. Jackson Miller's parties were legenda...
Maya stood at the edge of the padel court, her racket feeling like a foreign object in her sweating palms. The new kid. Again. Third time this year, thanks to her dad's job hopping...
Maya's palms were sweating. Again. She wiped them on her track shorts, practically vibrating with nervous energy as she laced up her running shoes at the starting line. Cross-count...
The pool shimmered like liquid blue jello under the July sun. Maya stood at the edge, towel clutched to her chest like a shield. Everyone was already in—Jake doing cannonballs off ...
The air conditioning at the padel club was dead, and my phone was at 4%. I'd forgotten my charging cable—a rookie move that had me spiraling before the match even started. "You go...
Marcus pulled the vintage Dodgers cap down lower, trying to disappear into the fabric of the rocking chair on his aunt's porch. This was supposed to be a "low-key hangout" but some...
Leo's abuela swore by papaya shakes for "good energy." Whatever that meant. Leo stood at the edge of the padel court, clutching his borrowed racket like it might bite him, while hi...
My life officially became a disaster movie at exactly 7:43 PM on a Friday. "You're up, Carlos," Mr. Henderson said, tossing me the grimiest **hat** I'd ever seen. It smelled like ...
The problem started with Whiskers deciding my lucky baseball cap was her new bed. I'd been crushing on Lena since seventh period English, and today—finally—she'd actually agreed to...