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Maya's thumb hovered over her screen, the glow from her iphone illuminating the locker room's dim corner. Three notifications. All from the group chat that had somehow forgotten to...
Margaret sat on her back porch at dusk, peeling an orange with practiced hands. The citrus scent wafted up, carrying her back sixty years to the grove behind her childhood home in ...
Leo had the messiest hair in the world. It stuck up like golden wheat in a windstorm, no matter how much he brushed it. But Leo didn't mind. His hair made him feel special. One mo...
Maya's vintage bucket hat was basically her entire personality. She'd found it at a thrift store last summer, back when she was still trying to figure out who she was—art girl? the...
Felix the fox trotted through the moonlit forest, his fluffy orange tail swishing with excitement. Tonight was special — he was on a mission to find the legendary Secret Garden. "...
Maya found her in the hospital room, pale against the starched sheets, the chemotherapy port protruding like a foreign object from her chest. Elena had always been the one with the...
Lily had the most extraordinary hair in the whole world. It wasn't just curly—it was wild and bouncy and seemed to have a mind of its own. Every morning, her mum would try to tame ...
I died inside when I saw him walk through the pool gate. Kai. The boy I've been low-key stalking on Instagram since seventh grade. Suddenly I was hyper-aware of everything — my one...
Elena adjusted the hat she'd bought on impulse—a camel fedora with a wide brim that made her feel like someone else entirely. Someone who wouldn't be standing outside this building...
The first time Elena met Marcus, she hadn't slept in thirty-six hours. She was dragging herself through the office corridors like one of the walking dead, a corporate zombie sustai...
Barnaby was no ordinary dog. While most dogs chased tennis balls or sticks, Barnaby had a secret collection. Every night, when the moon rose high and silver, he would tiptoe to the...
Margaret sat in her favorite armchair, the one with the worn-through armrest where fifty years of elbows had left their mark. Her granddaughter Emma burst through the front door, a...