Splash Zone Social
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching his snapback like a lifeline. The hat was his armor—backward, perfectly curved, and totally unnecessary indoors, but it made him fee...
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Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching his snapback like a lifeline. The hat was his armor—backward, perfectly curved, and totally unnecessary indoors, but it made him fee...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, her heart doing that annoying fluttery thing it always did when Liam was around. He was swimming laps with that easy, athletic grace she'd been ...
Maya smoothed her frizzing curls for the millionth time, checking her reflection in the darkened iPhone screen. The Country Club at Pinecrest shimmered before her like a magazine s...
Maya's hair was supposed to be sun-kissed blonde. Instead, it looked like she'd dipped her head in a vat of orange Kool-Aid. The box had said "copper sunset," but her bathroom mirr...
I was running late—again. Freshman year had been one continuous panic attack, but sophomore year was supposed to be different. That was the vibe I was selling myself anyway. "Maya...
Maya stood frozen at the edge of the padel court, her heart doing backflips. The varsity jacket crew had already claimed the best spots, their laughter floating across the indoor c...
The humidity hung heavy, thick enough to chew. Maya stood at home plate, sweat making her grip on the bat feel slippery and wrong. The summer rec league championship wasn't suppose...
The country club's social pyramid was more rigid than the actual ones we'd studied in World History. At the top: Tyler and his padel squad, always in their matching pastel polos. B...
Maya's feet slapped the pavement, rhythmic and punishing. Three miles of straight running, exactly what she needed after another day of being invisible at Northwood High. Her AirPo...
The haircut was supposed to be "subtle layers." Instead, I looked like I'd lost a fight with a lawnmower. "It's not that bad," Maya lied, barely suppressing a laugh as we stood ou...
Maya's dad dropped another vitamin supplement on her breakfast plate like it was some kind of magic pill that would transform her into the perfect athlete. She swallowed it without...
Maya stood at the edge of Jayden's pool, clutching her iphone like it was her only oxygen tank. The screen glowed with 47 unread messages from the group chat that was literally spl...