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Leo's social life was basically a ghost town until Jordan convinced him to mascot at the homecoming game. "Bro, it's just the bear costume," Jordan said, already halfway through h...
Jordan's palms were sweating through their pockets — gross, but also very on brand for a Tuesday. Three rows back in AP Bio, Kai was laughing with his friends, that effortless laug...
The goldfish bowl sat on Maya's desk like a tiny, suffocating universe. "Three seconds," her little brother Leo had told her when he gave it to her. "That's their memory span. Th...
The chlorine smell hit me before I even walked through the doors. 5:30 AM practice. Again. My mom had left my vitamins on the kitchen counter with a passive-aggressive note: "For e...
I felt like a zombie walking through the cafeteria, my brain fried from three hours of sleep and the breakup text still burning through my phone. My blue hair—a spontaneous rebelli...
The charging cable lay dead on Maya's nightstand, its wire frayed at the end like a bad haircut. Typical. The one night she needed her phone to actually work, of course it had to d...
Maya felt like a zombie. Third period AP Chem, and her brain was officially offline. She'd been up until 3 AM finishing that scholarship essay, basically running on caffeine and de...
Maya's iphone buzzed in her beach bag, but she ignored it. The raven rooftop pool party was a minefield of social dynamics she wasn't ready to navigate. "You look like a sphinx," ...
Maya's palms were sweating so much she could barely grip the Sharpie. Behind the school gym, at the weirdo carnival that nobody actually wanted to attend, some senior named Ravi wa...
The summer before sophomore year, Maya's mom decided she needed a "vitamin regimen" because apparently growth spurts could still happen at fifteen. So now Maya stood at the edge of...
The neon green bucket hat sat on my head like a radioactive mushroom. My aunt swore it was 'vintage aesthetic,' but I looked like a traffic cone with self-esteem issues. "You're n...
Maya's palms were sweating legit rivers, which was gross but also kind of fitting given where she was standing—trapped between the funnel cake stand and the guy she'd been crushing...