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Maya's mom pushed the bottle of gummy vitamins toward her. 'You need these, mija. You've been so stressed lately.' Maya rolled her eyes but shoved three in her mouth. Orange, cherr...
Eleanor sat on her favorite bench beside the community pool, watching the morning light dance across the water's surface. At seventy-eight, she had learned that some of life's best...
The storm had been threatening all afternoon, the air thick enough to chew. Elena stood at the baseline of the padel court, her paddle heavy in hand, sweat dripping down her spine ...
Maya's thumbs hovered over her iPhone screen, double-checking the address. Carter's pool party. The social event of freshman year. She'd been waiting for this invitation since scho...
Maya stood on the edge of the pool deck, clutching her vitamin-enhanced water bottle like it was a lifeline. Her mom had practically shoved the bottle into her hands before she lef...
The iPhone sat in the lost and found box for three weeks before Mara finally decided to turn it on. She'd been putting it off — the phone wasn't hers, and something about breaking ...
Max stood in his backyard, holding his favorite baseball. The sun was setting, painting the sky in shades of orange and purple. He loved baseball more than anything. His friend Li...
Lily discovered something wonderful in her grandmother's attic. It was an old, dusty iPhone with a cracked screen. "This looks like treasure," she whispered, slipping it into her p...
Maya's house had two problems: Buster, the Golden Retriever who acted like he owned the place, and Cleo, the sphinx cat who looked like a tiny naked alien and judged everyone from ...
The cat knew first. That's what Elena told herself later—how Miso had started sleeping in the guest room three weeks ago, as if the animal could sense the emptiness growing like a ...
Ten-year-old Mia discovered something extraordinary in her grandmother's dusty attic—a shimmering golden pyramid no bigger than her fist. It hummed with ancient magic, and strange ...
The spinach stuck between my front teeth was literally my worst nightmare. Okay, maybe not the absolute worst—getting cut from the baseball team after three years of grinding would...