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Maya stood in front of her bathroom mirror, clutching the vitamin D supplement her mom swore would help with her "seasonal mood issues." Yeah, right. The only thing affecting her m...
Maya stared at the cafeteria's social pyramid, the invisible hierarchy that dictated who sat where, who mattered, and who didn't. At the apex: the varsity jacket crew, laughing at ...
I felt like a total creep, honestly. But there I was at 11:47 PM, refresh-ing my old best friend's Instagram profile for the third time that night. The glow from my iPhone lit up m...
Chloe's palms were literally sweating as she stood at the edge of Maya's pool, clutching her phone like it was a lifeline. The cable connecting her charger dangled uselessly from t...
The party pulsing through Jordan's ears was nothing like the ones in TikTok edits. Real bass hit harder. Real people smelled like expensive perfume and nervous sweat, and nobody ac...
Maya's palms were sweating. Again. She wiped them on her denim shorts for the third time, staring across the club courtyard where Jason and his friends dominated the padel court. T...
Maya's new nickname stuck on the third day of sophomore year when she beat the chess club president in six moves. "You're sly, girl," Marcus had said, grinning. "Total fox." By we...
Maya's lungs burned as she sprinted down the hallway, her converse slapping against the linoleum like an erratic heartbeat. She was officially late for the most important audition ...
The bathroom mirror showed exactly what I expected: a disaster. "You look like a traffic cone," Jordan said from the doorway, not even trying to hide their laugh. "It's called au...
The baseball dugout smelled like sweaty teenagers and cheap bubblegum. I sat on the bench, my stomach doing gymnastics, clutching my phone. Three new notifications. All from him. ...
Freshman year hit Maya like a freight train made of insecurity and overly judgmental upperclassmen. She'd spent forty-five minutes flat-ironing her hair that morning, only for the ...
Maya's iphone buzzed in her hand — another Instagram story from the party she was literally standing at. Classic. The Miller's pool party was supposed to be the kickoff to sophomo...