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Maya's hair was a situation. Like, a legitimate situation. She'd spent forty-five minutes curling it into perfect waves for the baseball game, and now the humidity was having other...
Maya's thumbs hovered over her phone screen, the blue glow illuminating her face in the darkness of her room. It was 11:47 PM on a Thursday, and she was staring at a text from Jake...
The orange bikini had seemed like a good idea at Target. Standing here at Jake's party, surrounded by girls in tasteful neutrals, I felt like a traffic cone fighting for attention....
My first high school house party. I'd spent two hours getting ready, curl-defining my hair until it looked effortless (it wasn't), practicing my casual laugh in the mirror. Now I w...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching his phone like a lifeline. First pool party of sophomore year, and he'd spent forty-five minutes hiding near the snack table. The hu...
The pool party was already mid when Maya arrived, fashionably late but internally panicking. Her heart did that stupid fluttery thing whenever she saw Liam by the diving board, his...
Maya's iPhone screen glowed at 2:00 AM, her reflection staring back—dark circles under eyes that had seen too many TikTok fails and not enough sleep. Her hair, once gloriously curl...
The padel court sizzled under the July sun, but Maya couldn't feel her palms sweating. She could only feel HIM watching from the poolside. "You're staring again," whispered Lily, ...
Marcus's hair was a disaster. He'd spent forty-five minutes trying to get it to lay flat, but the humid Michigan air had other plans. He looked like he'd stuck a fork in an electri...
Maya's first day as a lifeguard at the Pine Ridge Community Pool was supposed to be her glow-up moment. Finally making money, finally looking responsible in her red one-piece, fina...
Maya's parents bought her the goldfish as a congratulations gift for making it through freshman year. She named him Galaxy because his orange scales shimmered like something cosmic...
The baseball field behind the rec center was where everything fell apart. Not in a dramatic, movie-scene way, but in the quiet, gutting way that actually happens. Maya's legs burn...