Zombie Fox, Orange Dawn
Maya dragged her feet through the hallway, feeling like a literal zombie. Third period APUSH, fourth period Pre-Calc, lunch where she sat alone scrolling through her phone—the rout...
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Maya dragged her feet through the hallway, feeling like a literal zombie. Third period APUSH, fourth period Pre-Calc, lunch where she sat alone scrolling through her phone—the rout...
Leo's palms were sweating. Again. He wiped them on his jeans—third time in five minutes. The track meet qualifiers were in an hour, and his stomach was doing backflips. "You're go...
Maya's life had become a series of embarrassing moments captured on her iphone and replayed endlessly in her head. The latest incident: tripping over her own feet during gym class ...
Maya crouched behind the library shelves, her phone clutched like a tactical device. Another failed mission in Operation Crush Watch—aka, her weekly stalking of Jamie's Instagram s...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, chlorine stinging his nose, clutching his sample kit of 'Luxurious Locks' hair products. His best friend Ty had talked him into this pyramid s...
Leo's baseball cap was basically glued to his head at this point. Sixth period PE, lunch, even that time he got heat exhaustion at Marcus's party last summer—hat stayed ON. "Bro, ...
Leo stood at the edge of Jordan's pool, clutching his papaya smoothie like it was a lifeline. The July heat wave had turned her backyard into an extension of Phoenix, and everyone ...
My cornflower blue bucket hat wasn't just accessories – they were my invisibility cloak, my portable darkness. At Creekwood High, where the social pyramid rose vertically from the ...
Jordan stood at the edge of the padel court, clutching a racquet that felt foreign in their hands like a stolen ID. The summer league wasn't even their idea — their mom had signed ...
Maya's fingers trembled as she adjusted the filter on her iPhone, her reflection staring back— newly dyed orange hair, vibrant and unapologetic. Seventeen and finally ready to stop...
Maya hadn't even noticed me until the spinach incident. That should've been my first warning. I'd been crushing on her since September—since she'd worn that vintage Red Sox hat to...
Maya pressed herself against the bathroom wall, clutching her iPhone like a lifeline. Outside, Jordan's party raged with bass-heavy music she could feel vibrating through the tiles...