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Maya's hands wouldn't stop sweating. She wiped them on her jeans again, leaving dark streaks on the denim, but her palms remained slick. The backyard setup looked like something ou...
Jordan's knees shook as she stepped onto the padel court. The court was green and pristine, completely unlike the cracked asphalt courts back home. Her borrowed racquet felt foreig...
My palms were sweating — literally leaving orange fingerprints everywhere from the Cheetos I'd been stress-eating. "You're literally spiraling," Maya said, nudging my elbow. "Just...
The air smelled like chlorine and sunscreen, but my stomach was twisting itself into knots. I stood at the edge of Maya's pool, toes curling against the concrete while everyone els...
Maya's stomach did backflips as she stepped through the gate of Jessica's pool party. The invitation had been unexpected—they'd barely spoken since seventh grade—but apparently Jes...
The humidity had my hair sticking to my forehead in ways that felt tragically uncool. I stood in front of the mirror, scissors trembling in my hand, while my phone buzzed with text...
Maya's palms were sweating so bad she could practically water plants with them. She clutched her phone like a lifeline, leaning against the wall at Jessica's house party while ever...
My hat was practically part of my skull by the time July rolled around — a beat-up dad hat I'd stolen from my brother's closet, pulled low enough to hide the acne flare-up that had...
Maya stood at the edge of the **pool**, clutching her solo cup like a lifeline. The seniors' graduation party roared around her—laughter, splash fights, someone blasting Doja Cat f...
I felt like someone was watching me. Not in a creepy way, but in that way where you catch a glimpse of movement from the corner of your eye, and when you turn, nothing's there. I ...
My hair was the color of a traffic cone — bright, aggressive orange that screamed for attention when I desperately wanted to disappear. Welcome to freshman year at Palmetto High, w...
The orange beanie sat on my dashboard like a radioactive traffic cone. My mom's attempt at a birthday gift—bright traffic-cone orange with a pom-pom the size of a small planet. "Y...