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Maya's hair had never cooperated. Not once in sixteen years of existence. The frizz was practically its own personality at this point. So when she spotted the papaya-scented hair m...
The thunder crashed and seven-year-old Maya clutched her stuffed bear Mr. Paws tightly to her chest. She sat on her porch swing, knees pulled up, watching the storm roll over the m...
Once there was a little orange cat named Marmalade who lived by the sea. Every day, she watched the waves crash against the shore and wished she could speak like the children playi...
Elena sat across from me at the dimly lit bistro, her hand extended, **palm** up. The lines there were shallow, like someone had started a map and abandoned it halfway through. "Y...
Mara had been running for forty-five minutes when her legs finally gave out beside the hotel pool. The orange glow of sunset reflected off the water, distorting her exhausted face ...
Maya's thumbs hovered over her iPhone screen, the glow illuminating her hiding spot behind the punch bowl. Jordan was across the basement laughing with his friends, that laugh that...
Lily loved visiting her grandmother's house in Florida. The backyard was magical, with a swimming pool that sparkled like diamonds under the sun. Best of all, there was a tiny gold...
Arthur had learned too late that being the office bull—the one who charged through obstacles, who dominated every meeting, who never backed down—meant he had no allies when he fina...
The first day of sophomore year, Jamie walked into homeroom with newly dyed orange hair that screamed 'I'm done being invisible.' Thirty pairs of eyes locked onto her like she'd ju...
Marcus stood at the plate, sweat stinging his eyes. The baseball game was tied, bottom of the ninth, and somehow—despite being absolutely terrible at sports—he'd ended up as the cl...
Margaret sat on her porch swing, the same one her husband Arthur had built forty years ago, watching an orange sunset paint the sky in shades of coral and lavender. At eighty-two, ...
Margaret sat in her favorite wingback chair, the one Arthur had rescued from a curb in 1972, watching Barnaby—their golden retriever, now gray around the muzzle—wrestle with the ca...