Orange Hair & Cryptic Texts
Maya stared at her reflection, the orange hair dye screaming rebellion against her parents' "good girl" expectations. Three weeks into sophomore year, and she was already reinventi...
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Maya stared at her reflection, the orange hair dye screaming rebellion against her parents' "good girl" expectations. Three weeks into sophomore year, and she was already reinventi...
Jamie's cousin called him Fox because he was always slipping out of trouble with that sly grin. But nothing could prepare him for the summer he turned sixteen, when his social anxi...
I'd been bearish on my chances with Leo since freshman year. The guy radiated the kind of confidence I could only dream about - perfectly tousled hair, an effortless grin that made...
My goldfish is dead again. I stare at the bowl on my nightstand where the orange scales float motionless, and I wonder why I even bother. This is the third one this semester. Mom ...
Marcus's dad lived for **baseball**. Every weekend since Marcus was six, they'd be at the park, dad shouting tips from the bleachers while Marcus swung until his arms burned. But s...
The papaya sat on the kitchen counter, its yellow-orange skin mocking me. Mom had bought it special from the international market, expecting me to love it like she did, like I was ...
I felt like a actual zombie walking into Tyler's pool party. Three hours of sleep + finals week + social anxiety = me, shambling toward the backyard with my heart doing somersaults...
The summer before sophomore year, I operated on pure zombie mode. Not the cool Netflix kind with dramatic slow-mo and questionable fashion choices, but the actual undead kind — dra...
Maya pulled the beanie down for the twentieth time, checking her reflection in the bathroom mirror. Underneath lay her worst mistake ever: purple hair dye gone wrong—a blotchy, pat...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her papaya smoothie like it was a lifeline. Which, honestly, it kind of was. This was Jake's end-of-summer bash, and everyone who was ...
Marcus's hair was a disaster zone. After three hours and half a bottle of cheap gel, his curls were still refusing to cooperate with his attempt at the messy-yet-perfect look that ...
Maya stared at her cracked iphone screen, heart racing as Jake's text glowed back at her: "u coming to the padel courts? everyone's asking" This was it. The moment she'd been obse...