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Maya's sweaty palm hovered over her phone screen as she typed, then deleted, then retyped the text. *You going to Jordan's party tonight?* Simple. Casual. Not desperate. She hit se...
My palms were basically Niagara Falls. Standing outside room 304, clutching that crumpled note like it was a bomb about to detonate. "You good?" Maya asked, leaning against her lo...
My palms were sweating so much I could barely grip the racquet. Welcome to the Pine Valley Padel Academy, where my parents decided to ship me for the summer because apparently noth...
The carnival smelled like fried dough and desperation. I was supposed to be studying for finals, but here I was, standing before Madame Zora's tent while my friends snickered behin...
Jordan's life had become a carefully curated surveillance operation. For three weeks, they'd been spy-level tracking Maya's every move—her Instagram stories, her Spotify playlists,...
Marcus stared into the bathroom mirror, running a hand through what used to be a perfectly respectable fade. Now it looked like someone had taken a weed whacker to his head while h...
Maya adjusted her too-bright orange hoodie, already regretting her outfit choice. It screamed look at me when all she wanted was to disappear into the lockers. Freshman year at Nor...
Maya stood behind the counter at her mom's fruit market, wearing the most embarrassing work hat ever created — bright neon green with FRUIT FREAK embroidered across the front. Her ...
Maya's phone buzzed in her pocket as she stood outside Jordan's house, heart doing somersaults. This was it—her first real party since moving to Oak Ridge, and naturally, her mom h...
Maya's palms were sweating legit gross amounts as she stood outside Jordan's house. This was it — the first party of sophomore year, and she'd spent two hours straightening her hai...
The **water** in the McKennas' pool glowed that impossible electric blue, like something out of a Instagram filter come to life. I stood at the edge clutching my red Solo cup like ...
Maya's legs burned like she'd been running through fire instead of just the shittiest cross-country practice of her life. Three miles in, with Coach Miller screaming at the back of...