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Maya's palms were sweating. Again. She wiped them on her cutoff shorts for the third time, staring at the invitation on her phone. Tyler's pool party. Tonight. "You're going, righ...
Maya pulled the oversized bucket **hat** lower over her forehead, hoping it would act as some kind of anti-social forcefield. Third day at Northwood High, and she'd already mastere...
The biotin supplements sat on my desk like judgmental little pills. Mom swore these hair vitamins would transform my frizzy curls into "manageable elegance" before the Spring Fling...
My first job at Tiki Bob's Smoothie Shack came with one requirement: wear the ridiculous coconut hat. I'm talking a literal fiberglass coconut on my head, complete with a straw pok...
The spinach smoothie was supposed to be my secret weapon. Mom swore it would make me faster, stronger, more likely to survive varsity baseball tryouts. Instead, it just made my bac...
Maya stood on the porch, palms sweating against her phone case. Inside, Jake's house thudded with bass that vibrated in her chest. This was it—her first real high school party. No ...
The house party was already lowkey lit when Maya arrived, clutching her red solo cup like it was a lifeline. Sophomore year and she still felt like a fraud at these things, watchin...
Maya's palms were sweating so bad she could practically irrigate a small garden. First day at Crestwood High, and she was already late thanks to her mom's dramatic goodbye that las...
My therapist says anxiety makes me hyper-aware of everything, like a freaking radar. Which explains why I've memorized the Lincoln High social pyramid by week two. At the top: the ...
The pool shimmered like liquid diamonds under the July sun, but Mia's stomach did anything but shimmer. It twisted into knots. First day at the country club, and already she could ...
Maya stared at her reflection, the fedora hat perched at exactly the wrong angle. It was her brother's vintage find, the one she'd swiped specifically for tonight—the first house p...
My iPhone glowed 2:47 AM when Jada's text popped up, bright as a spotlight in my dark room. *u up?* I shouldn't have been. Finals week had turned me into a certified zombie—dead b...