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I felt like a zombie—like, the actual walking dead kind—when Maya dragged me to Jordan's pool party. My summer had been a blur of mindless scrolling, failed attempts at being 'aest...
Maya had been spying on Leo's Instagram for forty-five minutes when her mom yelled that it was time for padel practice. Again. "You coming?" Leo texted. padel in 10? Maya stared ...
Maya's hair was supposed to be zombie-gray. Instead, it was "questionable algae green." She stared at her reflection in the gym bathroom mirror while Finn fiddled with his phone be...
When my mom chopped my **hair** into a "sensible chin-length bob" the week before freshman year, I literally wanted to evaporate. Gone were the waist-length waves I'd spent three ...
The pool party was everything Maya dreaded. People in various states of undress, music she pretended to recognize, and Jake — gorgeous, unattainable Jake — lounging on a pool float...
Maya's palms were literally sweating as she stood at the edge of the **pool**, clutching her phone like a lifeline. This was exactly the kind of situation she'd been avoiding all s...
Leo's sunscreen-slicked **palm** sweated against the padel racket as his dad waved enthusiastically from the poolside cabana. "Go get 'em, Leo! Make friends!" Making friends at an...
Maya's palms were sweating. Like, actually dripping. She wiped them on her denim shorts for the third time, staring at the folded slip of paper in her hand. "You're actually gonna...
Maya smoothed down her favorite vintage bucket hat—purple corduroy, thrifted, definitely not what anyone else at Northwood High was wearing. She loved it. She also hated that she l...
Maya stood at the edge of the county fair, her Nikes scuffing the dirt parking lot. The Instagram story she'd posted thirty minutes ago had already gotten three "no cap" comments a...
Maya's fingers hovered over her iPhone, the screen illuminating her dark bedroom. 2:47 AM. The group chat was still active, blowing up with texts about Jake's party tomorrow—the on...
The cafeteria smelled like regret and overcooked pizza, but Maya sat there anyway, picking at what looked like chunks of papaya in her fruit cup. She didn't even like papaya, but h...