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The humidity in Maya's bedroom was actual torture. She stood in front of her mirror for the fifth time, her palms sweating so much she could barely grip her phone. "You good?" he...
The orange neon sign buzzed above the 7-Eleven, casting that weird glow on everything. Maya leaned against the wall, checking her phone for the fifteenth time. Coach's text still s...
The cafeteria social pyramid was as real as geometry class, and I was definitely in the foundation layer — somewhere near the forgotten gym clothes and the kids who still brought l...
The chlorine stung my eyes as I surfaced from the deep end, gasping. Jake's End of Summer Rager of 2024 lived up to the hype — at least the half of it that involved his parents' ma...
Three a.m. and I'm staring at my reflection like it belongs to a stranger. The box said "Midnight Raven" but my hair looked more like "Sad Grape." My mom's going to kill me, but ho...
The orangeSlice of sunrise bled into the sky as Maya pedaled her bike to the country club, her heart doing nervous little flips. Today was the day. Padel tryouts. Her older brothe...
The sun glared off the Miller's pool like a challenge. Everyone was there—Tyler's squad, the varsity girls, even that random sophomore who wore a fedora unironically. And here I wa...
My hair was doing that thing again—the frizzy halo effect that made me look like I'd stuck a fork in an electrical outlet. In forty-five minutes, Jordan would be here to pick me up...
The cable guy was supposed to come between noon and three. It was already 2:47, and Maya was straight-up spiraling. "Chill, May," Marcus said, sprawled across her beanbag chair, s...
Alex pulled the brim of his baseball hat lower, effectively creating a curtain between his forehead and the rest of the world. It was his armor—this faded navy hat with the suspici...
Maya clutched her iphone like a lifeline, thumb doom-scrolling through feeds of everyone having a better summer than her. The screen reflected her worried expression—dark hair alre...
I started **running** because my therapist said it would help with the anxiety. Which, valid. But mostly I did it to escape the group chat blowing up after Jordan posted that scree...