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In the corner of Mrs. Willow's garden, there was a small pond shimmering like liquid sapphire. This was home to Goldie, not an ordinary goldfish, but one with emerald scales that s...
Maya's phone buzzed with another notification from the group chat—everyone posting about the party she'd bailed on. Again. She tossed it onto her comforter and kept pacing her room...
Maya pressed her hand against the rough bark of the tall palm tree in her grandmother's garden. The leaves whispered secrets in the warm breeze, and Maya pressed her ear closer. Sh...
Elena sat in the aluminum bleachers, the May sun cutting through her cardigan as she watched twelve-year-old Leo swing at another baseball he'd never hit. The ball arced into the g...
Maya's purple hair was already frizzing at the edges, and she'd only been at Jessica's pool party for twelve minutes. Worst. Idea. Ever. "Hey, new girl," some sophomore called out...
Arthur sat on his back porch, the morning sun warming his arthritic hands as he cradled a sliced papaya. At seventy-eight, he'd learned that the sweetness of life came in small, un...
Elena watched the office goldfish — a pathetic orange speck circling its plastic castle — and wondered if it recognized her, or if it simply responded to the shadow of her hand at ...
Lila loved visiting her grandmother's house on the magical island of Kokomo. Every afternoon, she'd sit under the swaying palm tree and listen to Grandma's wonderful stories. "Did...
The word had been floating in Michael's mind for weeks now, unspoken but persistent. Zombie. That's what he'd become—moving through the days of his corporate law firm without actua...
Sarah hadn't stopped running in six years. Not literally — though her feet did carry her through three marathons and countless 5Ks — but running from herself, from the sterile corp...
Martha's knees crackled as she knelt beside the spinach patch, the morning dew still clinging to the emerald leaves like scattered pearls. At seventy-eight, her body reminded her d...
Arthur stood at the edge of what used to be his mother's garden, the wheelchair wheels sinking slightly into the soft earth. At seventy-eight, he'd made peace with many things—the ...