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Cruz stared at his reflection, fingers twitching through his newly orange-dyed hair. The color blazed like sunset fire—exactly what his mom would hate. "You look like a traffic c...
Marcus felt like a total spy, lurking behind the fake ficus plant in the cafeteria, watching Jasmine laugh with her friends. He'd been doing it for weeks—tracking her schedule, mem...
Leo stood in front of his bathroom mirror, attempting to tame his hair into something resembling "effortlessly messy" but mostly achieving "effortlessly disastrous." The gel made i...
Maya's cat Mango was the only one who didn't judge her for sitting alone at lunch again. The orange tabby blinked lazily from her windowsill as Maya flopped onto her bed, scrolling...
Maya's heart did that weird fluttery thing—like, actual cardiac chaos—when Kai's name lit up her iPhone screen. He was inviting her to Jordan's party. The Jordan. Maya, who'd spent...
Marcus's thumb hovered over his iPhone screen, the sixth draft of his caption to Layla sitting in the text box. Delete. Rewrite. Delete again. "You good, bro?" His best mate Dre s...
Maya's hair was supposed to be perfect for junior prom. Instead, she looked like she'd gone three rounds with a leaf blower. The expensive styling cream her mom swore by? Yeah, tha...
The goldfish wasn't even mine. It belonged to my little sister, Lena, who'd named it Admiral Bubblegum Third and insisted on having conversations with it every night before bed. Bu...
The problem with staying up until 3 AM grinding that zombie apocalypse game wasn't the dark circles under my eyes—it was the way my entire body had apparently declared independence...
Maya's hands wouldn't stop sweating. She wiped her palms on her jeans for the hundredth time, leaving dark streaks on the denim. Three hours until Jordan's party. The party where A...
Marco's old school was technically his dad's, handed down like a family curse. A faded baseball jersey, eighth-grade glory days, and zero chill about Marco quitting the team. "You...
Marcus was operating on pure zombie mode—three days of finals, zero caffeine, and somehow still alive. His phone lit up at 3:17 AM with Jordan's text: 'outside. now. it's important...