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Maya stood at the edge of the padel court, gripping her racquet like it was a lifeline. The neon green ball bounced between the players—Jake, the sophomore everyone had a crush on,...
My hair was doing that thing again — that weird cowlick spiral at the back that made me look like I'd just rolled out of bed, even though I'd spent twenty minutes with gel and a pr...
The beanie was pulled down so low it practically swallowed my eyebrows—a thrift store find that smelled like older closets and sudden confidence. I adjusted it for the third time i...
The carnival lights blurred together as Maya wiped her sweaty palms on her denim shorts for the third time. Behind her, the baseball fields were empty—practice had ended two hours ...
Maya stared at her reflection in the bathroom mirror, running fingers through her newly-dyed purple hair. The box dye had turned out more grape soda than electric violet, but she r...
Maya's thumb hovered over the screen, her iPhone practically burning with possibility. Fox had posted. Finally. Two weeks into freshman year, and Maya had mastered the art of the ...
Maya felt like a zombie. Third period AP Calc had that effect—turning perfectly functional teenagers into glassy-eyed, caffeine-dependent creatures of the night. She slumped agains...
Maya pressed her back against the side of Lane's house, heart hammering like she'd just finished a 200-meter freestyle. She wasn't swimming though—that would've been way less terri...
Maya dragged herself into first period like a **zombie**, fueled only by three hours of sleep and an iced coffee she'd chugged in the parking lot. Junior year was absolutely wrecki...
My **hair** was supposed to be sunset blonde. That's what the box promised. Instead, I looked like a traffic cone. I stood in front of the bathroom mirror, pulling at the frizzy *...
Maya stared at her reflection, willing her hair to magically transform from frizzy to fabulous. It was day three of the Great Hair Crisis of junior year, and her curls were staging...
Maya was the kind of girl who sat in the back corner of every classroom, hoodie up, headphones on — a professional at being invisible. But inside, she was actually a spy. Not the c...