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The chlorine smell hit me before I even saw the pool. Jordan's end-of-summer bash. The kind of party where everyone who was anyone would be there, and I'd spend three hours pretend...
My hair was doing that thing again — that awkward half-curl-half-flop that made me look like I'd just rolled out of bed. Which I had. But still. I tugged my favorite beanie down lo...
The invitation said 'pool party,' but Maya felt more like she'd been dropped into an ocean. Everyone from sophomore year was there, slick with sunscreen and confidence. Meanwhile, ...
The orange slice of sunset burned across the country club pool as I stood frozen at the padel court, clutching a borrowed racquet like it might detonate. "You coming or what?" Chl...
Maya pressed her forehead against the cool glass of her aquarium, watching Finch—the most annoying goldfish on the planet—swim in endless, meaningless circles. "At least one of us ...
I positioned myself behind the library shelves, phone camera ready. This wasn't creepy—this was reconnaissance. Call it what you want, but I prefer "intelligence gathering." Mia ha...
My fedora was supposed to be iconic. Instead, it was the reason I currently stood alone against a wall at Sarah Miller's rager, nursing lukewarm soda like some kind of sad mascot. ...
Maya's hair was supposed to be layers. Instead, it looked like a drunk zombie had attacked her with gardening shears. She stood in her bathroom, palms sweating against the porcelai...
Marcus stood at the edge of the infinity pool, clutching a red solo cup like it was a lifeline. The liquid inside—some suspiciously blue concoction—had gone warm twenty minutes ago...
I hated the gummy vitamin my mom made me take every morning. Orange flavor that tasted like fake sunshine and lies. "It's for your growth," she'd say, as if popping a gummy bear wo...
Marcus stood before the mechanical bull at the Spring Fair, Maya's laughter still ringing in his ears. She'd already conquered it twice, her hair flying wild, while he stood there ...
I was basically a **zombie** by third period—hoodie up, dead eyes, shambling through sophomore year like the walking dead. My entire existence had been reduced to: survive algebra,...