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Maya's palms were sweating through her grip on the padel racket. It was the first day of sophomore year tryouts, and everyone else seemed to know exactly what they were doing — exc...
Maya stared at the freshman social pyramid in the cafeteria. At the top sat the varsity jacket crew, laughing at inside jokes. Three tables down: the theater kids, gaming club, and...
The house party at Tyler's was already mid when Maya arrived, fashionably late because she'd spent forty-five minutes deciding whether to wear her signature bucket hat or go hatles...
The chlorine smell still clung to my skin as I burst through the back door, finding Mateo exactly where I'd left him three hours ago—glued to his phone on my bed, legs up the wall ...
Maya slumped against the bleachers, her iPhone clutched like a lifeline. The baseball field stretched before her, a diamond of dirt and destiny where her social life currently hung...
The problem with working at your uncle's pool supply slash cable installation business isn't the chlorine. It's not even the weird customers who ask if you can hook up their "frien...
Maya's summer job lifeguarding at the Fox Hills Country Club pool was supposed to be easy money. Instead, she was stuck scrubbing tiles while her friends were at the beach, and her...
The **goldfish** had been dead for three days when Maya finally accepted it. Mom's replacement—same orange scales, same vacant stare—swam in endless circles like it knew exactly ho...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her towel like a lifeline. The July heat wave was absolutely brutal, and everyone from sophomore year was already in the water—except ...
The pyramid scheme arrived in a cardboard box labeled GREEN LIVING, filled to the brim with spinach powder packets that my mom swore would 'change our financial future.' I was sixt...
The first time I saw Leo at the community center, he was like a walking sphinx—mysterious, unreadable, and impossible to figure out. I'd been crushing on him for weeks, which was e...
I'd been staring at my sweaty palms for twenty minutes, trying to convince myself I wasn't going to humiliate myself in front of the entire varsity baseball team. The dog tags jing...