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Maya had three constants in her sophomore year: frizzy hair she couldn't tame, her neighbors' annoying golden retriever Buster, feeling like a zombie from AP Chem overload, and her...
Maya slid into her usual seat, back corner table by the emergency exit. The one where you could see everything without being seen. Her iPhone lit up with a notification — Leo had p...
Maya pulled the orange beanie down over her ears for the third time, fighting the urge to rip it off. It wasn't even cold inside Jordan's house—but her cousin had insisted she dres...
Maya's hair refused to cooperate. She'd spent forty-five minutes trying to tame the frizz before her first day at baseball camp, but the humidity had other plans. Her ponytail was ...
Marcus stood at the edge of the **pool**, clutching his phone like a lifeline. The sophomore spring fling party was in full swing—literally. People were cannonballing, screaming, a...
Marcus's mom was going through her holistic phase again. "Take these vitamins," she said, shoving a handful of supplements into his palm before he bolted out the door. "And I pack...
I stood in front of the bathroom mirror, staring at my hair like it had personally betrayed me. Again. Mom had decided to play hairdresser overnight because apparently $80 at a sal...
Maya stared at her reflection, wondering if seventh grade would ever end. Her hair had somehow defied physics overnight — half straight, half attempting a gravity-defying spiral th...
Marcus stood at the edge of the pool, clutching a red Solo cup like it was a lifeline. The summer air hummed with bass from Bluetooth speakers and the splash of bodies doing cannon...
Maya's palms were literally sweating as she stood at the edge of Jake's backyard pool party. Her best friend Priya had ghosted her texts all week, and now here they were—Priya hold...
The chlorine stung my eyes, but I blinked through it. Friday afternoon at the rec center pool, my sanctuary from the social minefield of sophomore year. Or so I thought. "You comi...
The papaya sat on my cutting board like an alien artifact, its orange-speckled flesh mocking my very existence. I'd been working at Tropical Fusion for exactly three days, and I wa...