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Maya pulled the brim of her ridiculous bucket hat lower, practically disappearing inside it. At fifteen, you're supposed to be confident, not hiding behind oversized headwear at Je...
Maya's older sister's house party thumped upstairs while she hid in the basement, clutching her phone like a lifeline. The charging cable was frayed at the end, exposing copper wir...
Maya wasn't supposed to be here. The community center rec league was for people who actually played padel, not for sophomores who'd spent the entire week Instagram-stalking Leo Her...
The air smelled like chlorine and cheap perfume, that specific Friday night scent of teenage desperation. I stood by the pool, nursing a lukewarm soda, watching Jessica – my former...
Zoë's life was 90% avoiding people and 10% spiraling about it. The Spy—that was her mental nickname for herself, borrowed from that old show her dad watched. She wasn't actually sp...
Six AM. My eyelids feel like they've been stapled shut. Three hours of surveillance last night—watching Dakota's TikTok, analyzing her friend group, memorizing their Starbucks orde...
Maya's reflection stared back, fox-eye contacts making her amber irises pop. The makeup tutorial said sly equals confident, but her hands still shook. Tonight was Jordan's party — ...
Zoe's lifeguard whistle hung heavy around her neck, collecting sweat as she scanned the community pool. July humidity wrapped around everything like a wet blanket. Below, the usual...
Maya had perfected the art of being invisible at Northwood High—until Kai caught her reading manga behind the library stacks during fifth period. "You're perfect," he said, droppi...
The bass from inside made the garage walls rattle. I leaned against the minivan, nursing my Solo cup of flat soda, scrolling through memes I'd already seen three times. Parties wer...
I felt like a zombie. Actually, scratch that — zombies had it easy. At least they didn't have AP Chemistry first period, followed by cross country practice, then three hours of hom...
I looked like a zombie. No, scratch that — I looked like a zombie who'd been hit by a truck and then dragged through seventh period algebra. Three hours of sleep would do that to y...