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Maya stared at her phone, thumb hovering over Kai's text thread. Last read: Tuesday. It was Friday now. "You okay?" Jordan asked, flopping onto the locker room bench beside her. "...
Maya's mom had turned into a wellness zombie over the summer. It started with the **palm** reader at the farmers market who told her she had 'blocked energy,' and now their kitchen...
Maya felt like a zombie walking onto the padel court, still recovering from Jessica's basement party last night. Two hours of sleep would do that to you. "You good?" Liam asked, s...
The country club pool hummed with that awkward mid-June energy—half the kids trying way too hard to look chill, the other half actually failing at it. I'd been avoiding Madison sin...
Maya's palm was sweating against her iPhone screen as doom-scrolled through party invites. Again. The beach bash was in two days and she'd spent the last three summers watching fro...
Maya's thumb moved on autopilot, another endless scroll through Instagram at 2 AM. She felt like a **zombie** – dead inside but still somehow functioning, just barely. The blue glo...
Maya stood by the pool, clutching her Vitaminwater like a lifeline. The end-of-summer party raged around her — music thumping, people screaming into the deep end, someone definitel...
Maya's cafeteria stakeout operation was going south—fast. Slouched in a corner booth with her dad's old fedora pulled low, she'd spent three weeks playing amateur **spy**, gatherin...
Maya's hair had seen three different colors this semester alone. Currently, it was a panicked orange—definitely not the sunset auburn she'd aimed for when she'd dumped the dye box ...
Maya's palms were sweating — like, actually grossly sweaty — as she clutched her orange soda can, condensation dripping down her fingers. She was seventeen, she should not be this ...
Maya's notification ping echoed through her bedroom like a judgment. Her iPhone screen glowed with rejection—again. Three group chat messages floated, unread, while she sat crossed...
Maya adjusted the fedora she'd thrifted that morning, hoping it made her look mysterious instead of just trying too hard. This was her first high school party since transferring to...