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I stood at the edge of the pool clutching a papaya like it was a lifeline, which honestly, it kinda was. My abuela had shoved it into my hands before I left, something about "alway...
Maya's older brother Jake left a half-empty energy drink on the kitchen counter — some neon-orange Vitamin whatever that promised "extreme focus." Maya rolled her eyes. Jake was al...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she could practically water plants with them. Standing at the edge of the padel court, watching Carlos laugh with his friends, she felt like the ...
Jordan slid his tray onto the cafeteria table, careful not to spill his chocolate milk—again. The plastic seat squeaked beneath him as he slumped forward, staring at the pyramid of...
The invitation sat on my desk like a death sentence. Pool party at Tyler's house. Saturday. Bring a swimsuit. I hadn't been to a pool party since seventh grade, when I'd shown up ...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her red solo cup like it was a lifeline. The sophomore summer party raged around her—girls in bikinis flinging themselves into the wat...
My dad's old baseball hat sat three rows back on the metal bleachers, a red cap with a faded logo that smelled like sweat and ambition. I'd left it there after tryouts—after I'd ch...
Maya's phone buzzed on her nightstand at 2 AM. Another notification from Kael—offline. That was the third time this week. "Dude, what is going on with him?" she muttered, staring ...
The invitation sat on my desk like a dare: **POOL** PARTY at Jessica's house. Saturday. 3 PM. My stomach did that thing where it tries to exit through your throat. Jessica, who som...
The invitation came via Snapchat: Miller's pool party, Friday night. Maya stared at her phone, equal parts terrified and hype. This was it—the chance to finally hang with the popul...
Maya's thumb hovered over her iPhone screen, the notification from Leo making her stomach do that stupid flutter thing again. *Want to hang out after the game?* She'd been crushi...
Maya's hands shook as she clutched the papaya she'd smuggled into the Ridgeview Country Club. Her abuela had packed it in her backpack that morning—"Para suerte, mija"—but standing...