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Maya's palms were sweating. Like, actual gross, slip-your-phone-right-out-of-your-hand sweating. She wiped them on her denim shorts for the third time and stared at her iPhone. Tw...
The papayas sat by the register, their skins turning from green to bruised yellow, watching me waste another Saturday behind the counter at Abuela's bodega. "Mira, mija, these nee...
Maya stared at her reflection in the bathroom mirror, brushing her curly hair for the third time that morning. It was junior year, and apparently, that meant your hair had to be pe...
Max hadn't slept since finals week started. Three days of Zombie Mode, fueled by vanilla cold brew and the desperate hope that AP Chemistry wouldn't completely derail his GPA. His ...
Maya felt like a total spy, lurking behind her phone screen, watching Liam's stories from the bathroom stall. It was pathetic, really—this was her third time checking his Instagram...
My palms were basically swimming pools by themselves. Standing at the edge of the Patterson's backyard bash, watching everyone else actually living their best lives while I was ove...
The last thing I wanted was to be at Jessica's pool party, wearing this ridiculous sun hat my mom insisted was "chic." I pulled the brim lower, wishing I could disappear into its f...
Maya's heart was literally **running** a marathon before she even arrived at Jessica's house. The invitation had said "pool party" which meant swimsuit, which meant exposing the ar...
Every morning at exactly 7:03 AM, my mom would slide that orange plastic bottle across the kitchen counter. 'Don't forget your vitamin, Mia,' she'd say, like it was some magical gu...
Maya's mom had spent twenty minutes straightening her hair that morning, but by third period PE, the humidity had already claimed victory. Her curls sprang back in wild, defiant co...
Marcus tugged the brim of his dad's old trucker **hat** lower, trying to disappear into it. The stupid thing smelled like his dad's garage—oil and old wood—but wearing it made him ...
Maya's thumb moved across her iPhone screen like it had motor skills of its own, double-tapping, scrolling, heart-ing. 472 followers. Still 472 followers. The numbers hadn't change...