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Maya's phone buzzed with the group chat notification again. "Guys, we have ONE WEEK to finish this documentary. I can't, I physically can't." "Chill," Jordan typed back. "I'm lit...
Maya's thumb hovered over Jordan's profile for the third time that night. She knew it was weird—basically social media stalking—but she couldn't help herself. Her best friend Riya ...
The pool party at Jessica's house was supposed to be the social event of the summer. You know the type — Instagram-worthy, everyone who's anyone in the junior class gathered around...
I'd spent the entire summer being a total spy. Not like, cool CIA spy—more like lurking-behind-lockers-at-school-to-hear-what-popular-kids-were-saying spy. Pathetic? Maybe. But whe...
The chlorine stung Marcus's eyes as he pulled himself out of the pool, water dripping from his cutoffs. This was supposed to be chill—just him, his best friend Sarah, and the last ...
Maya's locker was the graveyard of her social life. Third week of sophomore year, and she'd successfully mastered the art of the bathroom stall lunch break. "Hey, Vitamin Girl." ...
Marcus stood at the plate, the baseball feeling like lead in his sweaty palms. Third strike. Again. The team's laughter hit harder than any pitch could. "Dude, maybe stick to, lik...
Maya's **iPhone** lay face-down on her lunch tray, another notification vibration rippling through her chest like anxiety. She'd been **spy**ing on the group chat for twenty minute...
I stood against the wall at Maya's birthday party, nursing a flat soda and feeling like I was participating in a social experiment where everyone else got the instructions except m...
The papaya sat on the clubhouse bench like an alien artifact. Someone's mom had dropped off "exotic post-game snacks" but nobody was touching the thing except me. "Dude, that's gr...
Maya stood at the edge of Chloe's pool, clutching her phone like a lifeline. The party was already in full swing — music bumping, people doing cannonballs, everyone apparently comf...
Maya's palms were sweating so hard she could practically fill a water bottle. Standing in front of Hamilton High's cafeteria with her grandmother's Tupperware container, she felt l...