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Maya's hands wouldn't stop sweating. She gripped the plastic **orange** so hard her knuckles turned white, like if she squeezed it tight enough, she could extract courage through o...
I was sprawled across my bed at 11:47 PM, doing what any normal sixteen-year-old does: softly stalking Jordan's Instagram stories. Being a social media spy wasn't exactly how I wan...
Maya's mom was obsessed with the museum's new exhibit. The Ancient Sphinx had traveled all the way from Egypt, and apparently, Maya needed to see it because "it would change her li...
Maya wiped spinach from her cheek, the green smear a badge of honor from her grandma's kitchen. "You're too sensitive," her mom would say, but Maya felt everything—the sizzle of ga...
The padel court at the rec center smelled like old rubber and teenage desperation. Jordan wiped sweat from his forehead, his paddle grip slick. Across the net, Maya smashed the bal...
Maya's phone buzzed on her nightstand at 7:43 PM. **The sphinx speaks:** *what riddles does your heart hold tonight?* She'd been texting Leo for three weeks—since he'd moved here ...
Maya stood in the cafeteria, clutching her tray like a lifeline. The papaya sat there, bright orange and conspicuously healthy, while everyone else had pizza or the borderline-toxi...
Marcus's fingers shook as he stripped the cable, copper wire gleaming under his desk lamp. Third time this week. At least it beat staring at his ceiling, replaying yesterday's disa...
The party was exactly the kind of social battlefield where I usually vanished into the background. I'm 15, painfully average, and my crush Sofia was across the room laughing at so...
Maya's hat became her security blanket sophomore year. A black beanie pulled low = invisibility mode. Perfect for when your hair's doing that weird frizz thing that NO product can ...
Maya's frizzy hair was doing that thing it always did when she stressed—puffing out like she'd stuck her finger in an electrical socket. Which was ironic, considering the actual li...
Maya's palms were sweating — literally, like, actual dripping — as she clutched the orange juice cup like it was a lifeline. Or a weapon. Whatever. "You're literally blocking the ...