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Maya's hair had a personality of its own, and today it was feeling particularly rebellious. The humidity had turned her normally manageable curls into a frizzy halo that made her l...
The problem with being sixteen is that everything feels like the most embarrassing moment in human history, even when statistically it's probably not. I stood in Maya's kitchen, cl...
Maya's hands shook as she gripped the **iPhone** 15, its sleek black case suddenly feeling slippery against her palms. The pool party at Tyler's house was supposed to be her chance...
The papaya sat on the counter, looking alien and slightly menacing in my grandmother's kitchen. I'd been stuck at her house all summer while my friends posted padel court pics and ...
Maya's hands wouldn't stop shaking as she held the DIY hair dye kit she'd spent three weeks of babysitting money on. Electric Orange. The color that screamed "I'm someone new" bett...
The orange slice stuck to the side of my plastic cup like a desperate attempt at sophistication. Most people were here for the swimming, but I was strictly here to survive Maya's g...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she thought she might actually slip right out of her flip-flops. The Miller's annual pool party loomed ahead like a social minefield, and she was...
Maya adjusted her bucket hat, pulling the brim lower. The country club pool deck stretched before her like a minefield of designer swimsuits and effortless confidence. At fifteen, ...
Maya's sweaty palm pressed against the cool table as the carnival fortune teller traced her life line with one glittery purple fingernail. "You're a runner," the woman whispered, ...
Maya's hair used to be her armor—thick, dark curtains she could hide behind whenever the world got too loud. But today, she sat in her bathroom with electric shears in one hand, st...
Marcus's palms were sweating through his batting gloves. Again. "You good, rook?" Tyler called from the dugout, varsity jacket slung perfect-casual over one shoulder. Tyler with ...
The hat was everything. Jake's lucky backwards cap, the one with the frayed brim and mysterious stain from last summer's beach disaster. Without it, he was just Jake—quiet, average...