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I was in full zombie mode—3 AM insomnia scrolling will do that to you. My mom's voice echoed from the kitchen: "Did you take your vitamin D gummy? You're pale as a sheet." "Yes, M...
Maya's hair was that perfect shade of orange — not natural, not quite punk, but exactly what happened when you boxed-dyed it at 2 AM during an existential crisis. She adjusted the ...
The spinach smoothie sat on the kitchen counter like radioactive sludge. My mom's latest health kick. "It'll make you strong," she said, as if chlorophyll could fix my entire exist...
Maya's mom handed her the weird orange gummy vitamin like it was a life raft. "Take it, honey. Vitamin D. You've been inside all summer." Maya swallowed it without protest. Anythi...
I'd mastered the art of the hallway vanish — timing my movements between periods so I'd never get caught in the middle of a friend group's trajectory. Being a freshman was basicall...
Maya's mom had pushed the Tupperware container toward her like it was contraband. "Trust me, babe. The **vitamin** C alone'll save you from becoming a glowing lobster by noon." Ma...
Maya's hair had to be perfect. It always had to be perfect. She spent forty-five minutes with the straightening iron, creating sleek dark waves that fell just right against her sho...
The orange sky painted the track field in those last moments before sunrise, that weird half-light where everything feels possible and totally screwed at the same time. I'd been ru...
My iphone died third period Spanish. Like, straight up brick — black screen of death, and my life was officially over. No TikTok, no Insta, no way to text Jenna about whether Tyler...
Maya's palms were sweating. Literally sweating—gross, clammy, disastrous. She wiped them on her jeans for the third time, wishing she'd listened when her mom forced her to take tha...
The cafeteria hummed with that specific Tuesday energy where everyone pretended not to care where they sat, but everyone definitely cared where they sat. I clutched my tray like a...
My dad called my pitching style 'zombie-like' — mostly dead, but somehow still moving. Thanks, Dad. Way to boost a guy's confidence before his first varsity start. The iPhone buzz...