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Maya's freshman year was supposed to be glow-up season, but instead she was stuck in the cafeteria with spinach in her braces while her supposed best friend Priya laughed at her ph...
The chlorine smell hit me before I even saw the water. Jessica's pool party was already popping — at least fifty people crowded around the **pool**, music thumping, someone doing c...
I'd been spying on Jordan's Instagram stories for twenty minutes when my manager, Karen, caught me leaning against the spinach display. Again. "Eyes up, Liam. That spinach isn't g...
I was definitely crossing a line. Okay, maybe 'spy' is a strong word, but when your best friend since elementary school starts posting cryptic stuff on Finsta and practically disap...
Jordan's palms were sweating through his pockets. Again. In ten minutes, he'd have to ask Mia to the fall dance, and his brain was helpfully replaying every possible way this could...
Maya stared at the competitive eating team sign-up sheet, feeling like total cringe. But when you're a sophomore at Northwood High, invisible to the popular crowd, you'll join anyt...
Marcus's orange hair wasn't a choice. It was a genetic rebellion against his otherwise invisible existence. But sophomore year, he decided to own it—bleached it brighter until it p...
Maya's first high school party felt like walking into a movie she'd binge-watched but never starred in. The basement of Jake's house pulsed with cheap LED strips and way too many b...
Maya gripped her iPhone until her knuckles turned white, refreshing Instagram for the third time in sixty seconds. The pool party pics from earlier already had 47 likes, but that w...
Maya's vintage bucket hat was supposed to be her armor. She'd thrifted it last summer, back when she thought accessories could fix everything—especially the crushing anxiety of bei...
The cable cut out right as Maya was about to confess everything to Kai. Because of course it did. That's just how her life worked—timing so terrible it felt like the universe was t...
Maya stared at her reflection, pressing her fingers against the metal brackets glued to her teeth. Fresh from the orthodontist, her mouth felt weirdly foreign, like she was housing...