Green Hair Dilemma
Emma stood at the edge of Jake's backyard pool, clutching her iPhone like a lifeline. The beanie hat pulled down over her ears was practically melting in the July heat, but there w...
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Emma stood at the edge of Jake's backyard pool, clutching her iPhone like a lifeline. The beanie hat pulled down over her ears was practically melting in the July heat, but there w...
The orange hat was a mistake. That much I knew by second period. "Nice hat, bro," Tyler said, smirking. "Going hunting?" The whole lacrosse team laughed. I pulled the brim lower,...
I'd been moving through Friday like a zombie—three hours of sleep, AP History test, and my mom's "we need to talk" text still looming in my notifications. Tyler's rager was suppose...
Marcus hated being the apartment complex's go-to tech support, especially when Mrs. Rodriguez's cable went out for the third time this month. But at sixteen, twenty bucks was twent...
My palms were sweating so much I could barely grip the putter. Thanks, anxiety. The hole was literally three feet away, but somehow felt three miles. "You're gonna bear with me on...
The **palm** tree swayed lazily above me as I sat on the edge of Maya's pool, my legs dangling in the water. Summer before sophomore year, and I was still that girl who read books ...
The cafeteria spinach sat there like radioactive sludge, but Maya forced down a bite anyway. Anything to avoid looking at her phone. "You're not gonna believe what I heard," Jessi...
The cafeteria's social pyramid loomed over me like it always did—popular kids at the apex, everyone else scattered below. I sat with my usual crew near the bottom, trying to look c...
Maya dragged herself into third period feeling like a total zombie. Three nights of staying up until 3 AM binge-watching that new show will do that to you. Her hair was attempting ...
Maya stood in front of her mirror, smoothing down her vintage orange sundress. It was her first real party since transferring to Northwood High, and her stomach did nervous little ...
Maya sat in the bleachers, supposedly watching her brother's baseball game, but really she was just staring at her iPhone. The screen showed Jordan's Instagram story—him looking ef...
The first time I saw Leo, my palms were sweating so much I nearly dropped my racquet. Padel tennis—who even plays padel? Apparently, my mom's new boyfriend's daughter does, and now...