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My phone pinged at 2 AM. Again. VitaminDude99 is live. I groaned, rubbing my eyes. My roommate Jake thinks I'm obsessed, but he doesn't get it. He's too busy chugging protein sha...
Maya stared at the fruit in her hand like it was a grenade. A papaya. At the Hendersons' end-of-summer pool party. Because apparently, bringing the weirdest fruit possible was now ...
The kitchen hummed with Friday night energy. Jay's older brother's party. Too loud, too bright, and Jay standing there like they'd walked into the wrong dimension. "You gonna stan...
Jordan's shift at Tropical Treats was supposed to be chill—just him, the AC, and TikTok on his iphone between customers. Until Emma walked in. Emma, who sat two rows behind him in ...
Maya stood at the edge of the padel court, her new racquet feeling weirdly heavy in sweaty hands. The glass walls reflected the afternoon sun, and beyond them, the cool kids were a...
I was running late. Again. Mom's old Volvo refused to start, and here I was, power-walking down Maple Street with zero time to spare before first period. My golden retriever, Barna...
The bass thumped through the floorboards as Marcus hovered outside the living room door. His brother's friends were over, which meant the sacred domain of the Xbox was off limits. ...
Maya pulled her dad's old snapback low over her eyes, the brim curved just like his used to be. It was her armor at parties—especially tonight, at Jordan's house, where half the so...
Maya's lungs burned as she hit the trail behind the rec center, Spotify blasting through her earbuds. This wasn't just running — it was escape. Escape from the math test she'd prob...
The pyramid scheme started in third period, though nobody called it that. It was just The Social Ladder, The Hierarchy, The way things worked. Alexa and her squad at the apex, then...
Maya stood by the edge of the pool, clutching her solo cup of flat soda like it was a lifeline. The McKinley High social pyramid stretched before her in full force—Jake and his var...
My hair frizzed the second I stepped through the gate. Of course. First high school pool party, and I looked like I'd stuck my finger in a light socket. "You're fine, Maya," Jess ...