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Maya stared at the lunchroom seating chart like it was some ancient hieroglyphic she needed to decode. The social **pyramid** at Northwood High had been established freshman year, ...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she could barely grip the bat. Not that it mattered—she hadn't made contact with the ball all season. Coach Miller kept shouting encouragement fr...
Maya's phone buzzed with Jaz's text: Dude, you coming to padel practice? Maya stared at her half-eaten lunchthe weird spinach salad her mom packed, trying to be "healthy" or wha...
The baseball sat heavy in my hand, cracked leather rubbing against my palm. Seventh inning. Two outs. Bases loaded. Everyone watching. "You got this, Marco!" someone yelled from t...
My beat-up dad **hat** sat pulled low over my eyes — my trusty invisibility cloak against the world. Especially today. Tyler's pool party. The ultimate social hierarchy test. I'd ...
Maya's fingers trembled as she traced the faded orange brim. The thrift store smell of mothballs and forgotten memories wrapped around her like a worn blanket. Seven dollars. That ...
They called him Fox because he dodged everything - questions, commitments, expectations. You'd ask Fox a direct question and somehow he'd slip sideways, leaving you thinking you'd ...
Maya's palms were sweating so bad she could practically fill a water bottle. Standing at the padel court, clipboard in hand, watching Jake—the guy she'd been lowkey crushing since ...
The cable car dangled over the city like a metal confession booth, and I was stuck inside with my sweaty palms and the worst idea ever. "You're actually doing this?" Maya texted. ...
Marcus adjusted the fedora for the forty-seventh time, checking his reflection in the cafeteria window. It was his armor, his disguise, the thing that made him look like he had his...
Marcus stood in right field, glove dangling, mind somewhere far from the dusty diamond. The baseball game was a blur—his dad yelling from the bleachers, the crack of the bat, teamm...
My hair was having a crisis. Again. "I'm not doing it," I said, clutching my spiral curls like they were state secrets. Maya rolled her eyes so hard I worried they'd get stuck. "...