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The sphinx sat behind home plate like it owned the place. Not a literal sphinx—obviously—but Mrs. Hernandez, our ancient catcher who'd been watching varsity baseball since before w...
Marcus stood at the plate, the baseball bat feeling like a foreign object in his hands. The varsity coach watched from the dugout, clipboard in hand, while his friend Jamal leaned ...
Maya's summer job as a lifeguard at the rec center was supposed to be easy money, but the cable guy situation was proving otherwise. She'd been crushing on Leo since middle school,...
I'd been moving like a zombie for weeks—seventh period fatigue, low-key brain-dead from finals, scrolling TikTok until 3 AM because sleep was for people with their life together. M...
Marcus stood at the edge of Jessica's pool, toes curled around the warm concrete, while half the sophomore class splashed and laughed behind him. The water glittered like broken gl...
Maya's lungs burned as she crested Zombie Hill, her cross country coach's nickname for the brutal incline behind their high school. The freshman tryouts were today, and she'd been ...
Maya's knees were literally shaking as she stepped onto the padel court. The blue surface seemed to glare at her like, you're gonna embarrass yourself today, bestie. "You got this...
Maya stood at the padel court, gripping her racquet like it might somehow transport her away from here. The PE teacher had insisted this was "the sport of the moment"—whatever that...
Maya's phone buzzed against the lounge chair—another Instagram story from Chloe's party. The pool glittered with underwater LED lights, teens clustered in the shallow end like awkw...
Marcus's baseball cap couldn't hide what mattered. His mom had convinced him to get the "special" haircut before freshman year tryouts, and now his hair looked like someone had tak...
The cable guy was supposed to come between 8 and 5, which basically meant my mom had trapped me in the house all Saturday. I was stuck watching whatever weird stuff was on regular ...
The cafeteria social pyramid was brutal, and Marcus had just tumbled all the way down from comfortable middle-tier to absolute nobody status. All because of one disastrously timed ...