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Maya's palms wouldn't stop sweating. Great. Just what she needed—clammy hands while somehow trapped in a conversation with Jake, the only junior who actually made her stomach do th...
Marcus's hair looked like a lawnmower had fought a lawnmower and lost. "It'll grow out," his mom had said, but Marcus knew better. In the hierarchy of sophomore year disasters, a ...
Maya stood by the refreshments, clutching her red solo cup like it contained the antidote to social suicide. Her first real high school party, and she was already fifteen minutes i...
Maya's hands trembled as she held the box of electric blue hair dye. Her bathroom mirror reflected a girl ready to change everything. "You're actually doing it?" Lena's voice came...
The Homecoming game against Crestview was supposed to be legendary. Our Northwood High **Bull**dogs versus their Crestview **Bear**s. Classic rivalry stuff. But I wasn't thinking a...
Maya's iphone buzzed for the third time in five minutes. Another group chat blowing up about Tyler's party tonight—the social pyramid was real, and she was currently clinging to th...
The **goldfish** stared at me through plastic walls, its orange tail flicking like it was judging my entire existence. I'd won it twenty minutes ago at the carnival booth, trying t...
Maya's hands shook as she stared at the box of hair dye she'd shoplifted from CVS. Electric Blue. The kind of blue that screamed I DON'T CARE WHAT ANYONE THINKS. But she did care. ...
Leo gripped the padel racket like it might detonate. His parents had dragged him to Sunrise Country Club, complete with "making connections" and "networking opportunities" which re...
My life had become a total vibe check fail, and I was basically lowkey spiraling. Mom had decided papaya was the new superfood she'd obsess over, which meant our kitchen smelled li...
Marcus adjusted his dad's old fedora, hoping the brim would cover the fresh breakout across his forehead. It was vintage, supposedly cool, but mostly just felt like a desperate att...
My palms were sweating so much I could practically water plants with them. Sixteen years old and somehow I'd let Maya convince me that summer country club initiation was a good ide...