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Maya's grandmother called it her sphinx face—that tight, closed-off expression she wore when she was guarding secrets. But really, Maya was just guarding her dignity. Standing in t...
Maya felt like a zombie—dead behind the eyes, moving through molasses, the kind of exhaustion that comes from five days of finals and exactly four hours of sleep total. The sun ref...
The **hat** was supposed to be my armor. A vintage cowboy hat I'd found at a thrift store, because apparently that's what you wear to a pool party when you're terrified of actually...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her oversized sun hat like a shield. The orange inflatable bear floated mockingly in the center of the water, exactly where Jake—the c...
Maya stood at the edge of the community pool, clutching her padel racquet like it might somehow make her invisible. The water shimmered with that perfect early-summer blue, the kin...
I stood by the snack table like a total loser, nursing my warm orange soda while everyone else pretended to be having the time of their lives. Jordan's house party was supposed to ...
Maya stared at her reflection, fingers tangled in hair the color of a traffic cone. The box had promised "sunset orange," but this was more "construction zone vibes." Her parents w...
I was operating on pure caffeine and zero sleep—basically a zombie shuffling through third period. Finals week at Northwood High turns everyone into the walking dead, but I'd staye...
Maya adjusted the snapback for the seventeenth time, pulling the brim low over her eyes. It was her brother's hat—three sizes too big—and honestly? It gave main character energy. O...
Maya's abuela always kept papaya in the house. The smell alone made Maya's nose wrinkle—sweet, musky, like something that had been left in the sun too long. But every Sunday, there...
Leo felt like a goldfish in a bowl—transparent and entirely too observed. At Brittany's pool party, he clutched his red solo cup like a shield, pretending to be absorbed in the con...
Maya's hands wouldn't stop sweating. She gripped her phone so hard her palm left a damp mark on the case. The invite had said "pool party at Jake's," which already felt like walkin...