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My hair was doing that weird flippy thing it does when I'm nervous — you know, when one chunk decides to rebel against gravity and social norms alike. I smoothed it down for the fi...
I stepped onto the padel court, my racket feeling like a foreign object in my sweaty hands. The new kid—what was his name? Mateo?—was already stretching by the net, looking stupidl...
The fox head smelled like seventh-grade locker room and desperation. Maya adjusted the mascot costume, already regretting letting Julia talk her into this. "You'll be fine," Julia ...
The spinach sat on my cafeteria tray like a radioactive green artifact. Three days into my freshman year, and I'd already committed high school social suicide. "What is THAT?" Mar...
Maya's fingers trembled as she traced the lines on Jen's palm. The Friday night sleepover had devolved into yet another round of fake fortune-telling, something they'd been doing s...
Maya's phone buzzed with another notification from the group chat: 'Padel at 4???' She stared at it, stomach doing that annoying flip-flop thing. Of course he'd be there. Leo, with...
The pool party at Jessica's house was supposed to be Kara's chance to finally swim with the popular kids. Instead, she sat on the edge in her cutoffs, dipping her feet in the water...
Maya's iphone screen glowed at 2:47 AM, illuminating her messy room and the conspiracy board she'd taped to her wall. RED OR SUS. she'd scrawled in Sharpie above printed screenshot...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching his dad's old snapback like it was a lifeline. The hat was retro-cool—or at least that's what he told himself—but mostly it was a sh...
I'd been **running** through the same scenario in my head all week: what to wear, what to say, whether to mention that time I cried watching Finding Nemo in seventh grade. Now here...
The bull stood six-foot-two in the middle of the padel court, his serve smashing into the glass wall like he'd personally invented violence. "Yo, freshman," Marcus sneered, wiping...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, his orange swim trunks feeling ridiculously bright against everyone else's muted blues and blacks. The baseball cap he'd been wearing all summ...