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Maya's first day at Westbridge High felt like walking into a **zombie** apocalypse, except instead of brains, everyone wanted your social security number and most-played Spotify ar...
The pool party was already mid when I showed up, fashionably late because I'd spent forty-five minutes staring at my reflection, trying to decide whether my hair looked more 'effor...
Mateo quit baseball on a Tuesday, which felt weirdly intimate—like breaking up with someone you'd never actually kissed. His dad's voice echoed in his head: 'Quitters never win,' b...
Maya stood at the edge of the backyard party, nursing a flat soda and feeling like the most awkward person on Earth. She'd taken a vitamin earlier—her mom swore it helped with stre...
Maya's hands were literally shaking as she stood in front of the entire sophomore class. The social pyramid at Lincoln High was real, and she was currently somewhere near the botto...
The invitation sat on my phone screen like a dare: **POOL** PARTY @ JASON'S — BRING SWIMSUIT (AND FRIENDS LOL). I'd been crushing on Jason since seventh period English, when he let...
TheinvitationtoTyler'spoolpartyflashedonmyphone: '#Tier3Tings — BYOB, no locals.' I stared at the screen, thumbs hovering. Tier Three. That was me — two whole levels below Tyler an...
I never signed up to be a spy. But when your best friend has a crisis, you step up. "He's going to be at the pool party," Maya whispered dramatically across the salad bar. "Which ...
Maya stared at herself in the bathroom mirror, phone propped up against the toothbrush holder. The TikTok tutorial made it look so easy: mashed papaya for glossy, runway-ready hair...
Maya stood at the edge of the **pool**, clutching her towel like a shield. The sophomore class end-of-year party raged around her—music thumping, people laughing, someone already d...
Maya's thumb hovered over the Instagram notification on her iPhone, heart hammering. The new kid at Jefferson High, she'd already learned Rule #1 of teen survival: your social life...
Maya's palms were sweating. Again. Standing at the entrance of Oakwood Country Club, wearing her thrifted visor that she prayed looked vintage-chic and not desperate, she felt lik...