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Maya's mom had signed her up for the fall play without asking—again. This time, she was cast as the Great Sphinx, which meant wearing a foam headpiece with a headdress that kept sl...
Maya stared at her reflection, fingers tangling through her newly dyed blue hair. The color was supposed to be rebellious, a statement. Instead, she just looked like she'd lost a b...
Maya's locker was the unofficial headquarters of what everyone called the Note Pyramid. Freshman year, and she'd accidentally created an empire. "Just pass them along, right? Keep ...
Maya's palms were so sweaty she could barely grip her padel racket. Coach Reyes—everyone called him "the Bull" for his tendency to charge through practices like an angry beast—had ...
Maya's stomach did nervous backflips as she stared at herself in the mirror. The orange bikini—her first-ever two-piece—felt like a spotlight on her insecurities. At fourteen, ever...
My first day transferring to Oak Creek High, I was already sweating through my third-period t-shirt. Not running-sweat—more like existing-as-the-new-kid sweat. You know the vibe. ...
Maya's vintage bucket **hat** sat crooked on her head—her armor, her vibe, her entire personality at this party. She'd spent forty-five minutes curating the perfect fit. Now she wa...
Maya pulled the brim of her black beanie hat lower, trying to disappear into her hoodie. High school hallways felt like walking through a minefield of judgment. At 15, she'd master...
The social pyramid at Westwood High worked like this: varsity athletes at the top, band kids somewhere in the middle, and everyone else fighting for the scraps below. Me? I was bas...
The hat was the problem. Specifically, it was a beat-up baseball cap that screamed "I don't belong here" louder than my own nervous laughter. I'd worn it since eighth grade, back w...
Chloe's iphone stared at her from the cafeteria table, its screen lighting up with every snap from the popular table across the room. The pyramid scheme of high school social dynam...
I was running late, again. My sneakers squeaked against the linoleum as I sprinted down the hallway, clutching my orange binder to my chest like it could somehow protect me from th...