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The cable-knit sweater felt like a stupid choice the second I walked into Jordan's basement. Maya was already there, holding court like she owned every square inch of the cramped s...
Marcus stood at home plate, the bat feeling like a lead weight in his hands. Varsity tryouts. His shot to finally not be invisible. And he was absolutely zoning. "You got this, M-...
Maya's palms were basically swimming pools as she stood across the cafeteria from him. Caleb. The guy whose Spotify playlists she'd been lowkey stalking since September. She'd spen...
My mom started me on these horse-pill vitamins the same week I got cut from JV soccer tryouts. 'They'll help with your growth spurt, Marcus,' she said, passing me the orange plasti...
Maya's iPhone buzzed with an incoming call from Jordan — the guy she'd been lowkey crushing on since seventh grade. Her heart did that annoying fluttery thing as she swiped to answ...
The carnival lights spun dizzy patterns against the night sky as I clutched the plastic bag with Henry the **goldfish** inside like my life depended on it. My palms were sweating—l...
Marcus stood in front of his bathroom mirror, checking his reflection for the tenth time that morning. The new vitamin gummies his mom had bought—supposedly for 'teen skin clarity'...
Maya stared at her reflection, fingers tangling through the shock of **orange** hair she'd dyed at 2 AM. It wasn't the subtle auburn she'd gone for. It was traffic-cone orange. Her...
Maya stared at her reflection, the bathroom fluorescent lights buzzing overhead. The **orange** dye had turned her **hair** into something closer to neon traffic cone than sunset c...
The party was lame. Like, capital L Lame. I was fully convinced Jordan invited me out of pity, which somehow made it worse than if he hadn't invited me at all. I'm lounging by the...
Maya stood before her bathroom mirror, the DIY hair dye kit spread across the counter like evidence of a crime she was about to commit. Her parents would freak, obviously, but that...
I showed up to the country club with orange hair—on purpose. Not like accidental sun-kissed highlights, but screaming-orange dye job that said I was trying way too hard to be someo...