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Maya dragged herself through third period like a zombie, still recovering from yesterday's baseball tournament in ninety-degree heat. Her phone buzzed in her pocket—Jake's pool par...
Maya's hair was supposed to be perfect. That was the plan. Instead, she stood in front of her mirror at 7:43 PM on homecoming night, staring at a disaster that had somehow transpir...
Maya's older brother Jayden swore his new friend's "palm reading" app was basically digital sorcery. "Dude, it knew I was gonna fail my calc test before I even studied," he insiste...
Marcus adjusted his lucky hat, tugging the brim low. Being fourteen felt like walking through a minefield of awkward moments, and today was no exception. He was basically playing s...
Maya stared at the food pyramid poster in her health class, feeling her stomach do backflips. Mr. Henderson was going on about balanced diets, but all she could think about was the...
The water in the Pattersons' pool shimmered like liquid diamonds, and I stood at the edge wearing my thrift-store swimsuit while calculating the social geometry of Tyler's massive ...
Maya's braces had been off for exactly three days when the universe decided to test her newfound confidence. The invitation to Jason's pool party had been slipped into her locker ...
Maya pressed her forehead against the window, watching the neighborhood fox trot through the snow with something dangling from its mouth—a baseball cap, she realized with a jolt. N...
The iPhone 14 Pro Max hit the water with a splash that seemed to silence the entire pool party. Maya screamed, launching herself toward the deep end like a lifeguard on steroids. ...
The summer air smelled like chlorine and desperation. I leaned against the concession stand counter, drowning in my oversized lifeguard tee while Tyler—the actual lifeguard, with h...
Marcus stood in front of his mirror, adjusting the snapback hat his cousin had sent from LA. It sat two inches too high on his head, making him look like a walking Who concert. But...
The cafeteria social pyramid at Lincoln High wasn't built with stone — it was constructed with careful seating arrangements and inherited status. Freshmen sat near the trash cans, ...