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My mom's obsessed with the vitamin D gummy situation — apparently, my "indoor child aesthetic" was becoming a legitimate health concern. So here I am, standing at the edge of Jessi...
I was already ten minutes late to first period when my hair decided to betray me. Picture this: I'd spent forty-five minutes perfecting my curls, only for the school bus windows t...
Maya's thumb hovered over her screen, the glow from her iphone illuminating the locker room's dim corner. Three notifications. All from the group chat that had somehow forgotten to...
Maya's vintage bucket hat was basically her entire personality. She'd found it at a thrift store last summer, back when she was still trying to figure out who she was—art girl? the...
I died inside when I saw him walk through the pool gate. Kai. The boy I've been low-key stalking on Instagram since seventh grade. Suddenly I was hyper-aware of everything — my one...
I felt like a **zombie** stumbling through third period, the fluorescent lights humming funeral dirges above my head. Senior year was supposed to be this epic climax, but honestly?...
Maya's hair had betrayed her. That was the only explanation for the disastrous fringe situation happening on her forehead. She'd spent forty-five minutes with the flat iron this mo...
Maya's hair was supposed to be caramel highlights. Instead, she emerged from the bathroom looking like a traffic cone. A literal, radioactive traffic cone. "Nope. No way." She sta...
Maya's palms were literally sweating as she stood at the edge of the pool, clutching the plastic bag like it contained her dignity. Inside, a single orange goldfish swam in bored c...
I died inside the moment I put on the hat. "It's for the aesthetic," Kylie had said when she hired me for the ice cream cart job. But this wasn't an aesthetic. This was a khaki sa...
The bonfire crackled, sending sparks spiraling toward the stars. Maya sat cross-legged in the sand, clutching her iphone like it was a lifeline. Still no text from him. Three hours...
Maya's palms were sweating. Again. She wiped them on her ripped jeans, checking her reflection in the bathroom mirror one more time. The party was already loud beyond the door—bass...