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Maya's phone buzzed during third period history — again. Another impossibly perfect post from Chloe, the new girl who'd somehow infiltrated every friend group at Northwood High in ...
The mess hall at Camp Wabanaki smelled like boiled cabbage and regret. Maya pushed the spinach around her tray with plastic fork, wishing she could disappear into the flannel walls...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she thought they might actually drip. This was it — Tyler's legendary end-of-summer pool party, and she was finally invited. Only problem: she co...
Marcus stood in front of the bathroom mirror for the seventh time that morning, staring at the hideous orange monstrosity his mom had bought him for his first varsity baseball prac...
Maya adjusted her bucket hat for the thousandth time, already regretting letting bri talk her into coming to this party. The popular kids' backyard stretched out like a different p...
The pool party was supposed to be Maya's social comeback. After spending freshman year known as "the quiet girl," she'd spent all summer curating her aesthetic — vintage high-waist...
The baseball field behind the rec center had seen better days, but that didn't stop Marcus from showing up every Friday. He wasn't even good — his batting average was tragic, and h...
Maya's track teammates called her Fox because she was always the first one running. But tonight, sprawled on Ava's couch while her best friend of seven years scrolled through TikTo...
The ridiculous fuzzy brown **hat** with round bear ears sat mocking me from my sister's bed. I'd grabbed it by mistake when my alarm didn't go off—again—and now I was stuck wearing...
The pool party had been going for three hours when Maya finally stopped pretending to check her phone and actually looked up. Across the deck, the popular crowd was playing padel—b...
Maya's beat-up dad **hat** sat low on her forehead, her version of armor against the world. Sophomore year was hitting different—she'd gone from 'quiet but chill' to practically in...
The concession stand smelled like fake butter and desperation. Exactly how seventeen-year-old Maya felt on most Friday nights. She was working the register at the baseball stadium,...