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Marcus's mom had packed him another spinach wrap, the green leaves practically screaming 'I'm trying too hard' through the plastic wrap. He shoved it to the bottom of his backpack ...
Maya's palm sweat was absolutely catastrophic level. Like, she could probably water a small plant with the amount of nervous moisture pooling in her hand. She wiped it on her jeans...
Maya's neon orange cleats scuffed the dusty baseline, her heart hammering like she'd just downed three energy drinks. varsity tryouts, sophomore year, and she was the only girl on ...
I fixed my dad cap for the third time, tilting the brim just right. This hat was my whole personality this semester—vintage wash, slightly bent brim, the kind of "I'm not trying to...
The night of Jenna's first high school party, she wore her mom's old orange sweater because she thought it looked vintage. Spoiler: it didn't. It looked like a traffic cone. "Nice...
The vitamin gummies stared back at me from the bathroom counter — supposed to fix everything, make my skin clearer, my hair shinier, my life somehow more Instagram-worthy. Accordin...
Maya felt like a zombie. Not the cool, cinematic kind with awesome makeup and tragic backstory. The regular kind—the kind that sat through AP Chemistry fighting to keep her eyes op...
I was three hours into scrolling when Maya burst through my bedroom door. "Put the iPhone down, Chase. The sun is literally calling your name." I groaned. The lake house party ha...
My lifeline was at 3%. I'd been hiding in the corner of Kayla's basement party for forty-five minutes, clutching my iPhone like it was the last oxygen tank on earth. Instagram. Ti...
Maya's hair was supposed to be sleek, done in those perfect beach waves every influencer seemed to rock effortlessly. Instead, it frizzed like she'd stuck a fork in an electrical s...
Maya's first week at Tony's Pizza was basically a disaster. The hat — her dad's old fedora that she'd stolen specifically to look 'mature and professional' — kept sliding down her ...
The **baseball** whizzed past my ear at approximately eighty-seven miles per hour. Coach Miller's face was already turning that particular shade of frustrated crimson that usually ...