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Maya's palms were sweating, like actually dripping, and she wiped them on her new vintage Levi's for the third time. The hat—this perfectly broken-in dad cap she'd spent two weeks ...
Maya's iphone buzzed for the third time in five minutes. The group chat was blowing up — everyone was at Jordan's pool party, and she wasn't. "You coming?" flashed across her scre...
My hair looked like a wet poodle. Not the cute kind — the kind that's been through a washing machine set to "destroy." I'd spent two hours trying to perfect the messy-wave look May...
Maya's plan was flawless in theory. In execution? A total trainwreck. She'd been chatting with Leo on Snapchat for three weeks, and he'd finally invited her over to "chill and wat...
The first time I saw Chloe at the padel court, my palms were sweating so much I could barely grip my racket. She was wearing this bright orange headband that matched her nails, lau...
Maya's first day at Northwood High felt like walking into a movie where everyone already knew their lines except her. She stood by the entrance, clutching her vintage beret like a ...
Marcus stood in front of the bathroom mirror, his mom's cheap foundation caked way too thick on his face. "You look like a bruised peach," Leo said from the doorway, brandishing a ...
Maya's lungs burned as she kept running, the cross country trail stretching endless before her. Running was the only thing that cleared her head these days, especially with the pyr...
The cafeteria social pyramid tilted dangerously today. Every table had its assigned place, and Leo definitely occupied the basement level—right next to the recycling bin. "You ne...
The iPhone 14 buzzed in my back pocket like a nervous heartbeat. I ignored it. Marcus was leaning against the bleachers, holding court with the varsity crowd, telling some story ab...
I walked through the hallways of Northwood High feeling like a straight-up zombie. Three hours of sleep AP Chemistry crisis will do that to you. My grey beanie was pulled low like ...
The cable dangled from my fingers like a dead snake, and I felt exactly as cool as I looked—which is to say, not at all. "You good, Maya?" Jake asked, grinning that grin that made...