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Maya's phone buzzed in her pocket — again — like a frantic heartbeat she couldn't ignore. Her iPhone screen lit up with another text from Kai: "u coming? everyone's waiting lol." ...
The rain drummed against Maya's basement windows, rhythmic and insistent. Down here, with the concrete walls covered in band posters and the air smelling like vanilla candles and s...
Maya adjusted her grip, sweat slick against her phone **palm** as she crouched behind the fake tropical plant. This was it. Operation Social Survival. Her first real party since tr...
Jax stood by the pool fence, sweating through his favorite hoodie. The Friday night bash at Maya's house was already popping—music thumping, people cannonballing, someone's uncle's...
I stared at the varsity roster, my name conspicuously absent. Again. "Bull crap," I muttered, crumpling the paper. Coach said I needed to be more aggressive, more like a bull on t...
Maya's life existed in 15-second clips and perfectly curated feeds. At 15, she'd mastered the art of looking busy in public places while scrolling through everyone else's highlight...
Maya stared at her reflection, scissors hovering near her shoulder-length curls. The bathroom counter was littered with failed attempts: bobby pins, hair ties, and that stupid stra...
Maya slid into the cafeteria seat, already exhausted by third period. The social ecosystem of Northwood High operated like a food chain, and today she felt like prey. Across the ro...
Maya's dad's old trucker hat sat low on her forehead, shielding her eyes from the brutal July sun. She'd stolen it from his closet three days ago, and somehow its faded denim brim ...
Maya's mom stood in the doorway holding the orange bottle like it was evidence in a crime investigation. "You haven't been taking your vitamins." "I'm literally fifteen, Mom. I ca...
The goldfish was supposed to live forever. That's what Jordan said when he won it for me at the spring carnival, the night everything between us felt possible, like we were the mai...
The first time I saw Marco, he looked straight-up dead. Not the cute-boy dead my friends talk about — like, tired-but-still-hot. I mean actual **zombie** mode. Eyes half-closed, sh...