Bad Hair Day Glow-Up
My hair looked like a cat had attacked it. Actually, scratch that—my cat, Luna, literally HAD attacked it. I stared in the mirror, running my hands through the frizzy disaster that...
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My hair looked like a cat had attacked it. Actually, scratch that—my cat, Luna, literally HAD attacked it. I stared in the mirror, running my hands through the frizzy disaster that...
Maya's iPhone buzzed on the cafeteria table, lighting up with another text from Lily. "U coming 2 lunch? Save me a seat?" Maya stared at the screen, then at the container of spina...
Maya's thumbs moved across her iPhone screen like they had their own heartbeat. 3:47 AM. The zombie apocalypse could wait — her Clash Royale clan needed her. "You look like actual...
My first time eating papaya happened at Chloe's house after our first padel practice, and honestly? It was like biting into a melon that had been left in the sun for three days too...
Marcus stared at the carnival goldfish swimming in its bowl on his nightstand, probably the only living thing that knew he'd been crushing on Jayla since seventh grade. Not even hi...
Maya pulled her hat lower, the brim shadowing her eyes like a personal eclipse. The Carson twins' pool party raged around her — music thumping, bodies cannonballing, phone flashes ...
Maya's hair was supposed to be subtle auburn. Instead, it came out traffic-cone orange. She stared at her bathroom mirror, fingers trembling as she touched the crispy strands that ...
I walked onto the baseball field feeling like a total zombie. Three hours of sleep, two AP exams, and one fight with my mom about my "future" would do that to you. The varsity tryo...
Maya's palms were sweating. Like, actually sweating. She wiped them on her apron for the third time, leaving dark streaks on the already-stained fabric. The Green Blender was not e...
I spent the entire summer floating in the shallow end of the community pool, pretending I was just chilling. Really, I was hiding. My thighs touched when I walked. My stomach did t...
Maya floated in the corner of the pool, trying to be invisible. The social hierarchy at Lincoln High was as rigid as a pyramid. At the apex sat the popular kids—perfect, polished, ...
Leo's summer of reinvention started with a cable outage. One minute he's halfway through a Netflix binge, the next the screen goes black. His mom, in her infinite wisdom, decided t...