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Maya was running late again. Not the glamorous kind of running—the mascara-streaked, heart-pounding sprint through subway stations that had become her Tuesday morning ritual. She b...
I felt like a **zombie** walking into Maya's house that Friday night. Junior year had me running on three hours of sleep and espresso shots, my brain basically mush from AP Euro an...
Felix was a curious little fox with rusty-red fur and a very unusual secret. While other foxes hunted for mice and berries, Felix loved something else entirely — spinach! "Green l...
The country club pool shimmered like something off Instagram, and I felt like a total fraud in my cutoffs and faded tee while everyone else rocked designer swimwear. I was only her...
Maya's iPhone screen glowed in the darkness of her bedroom, 3 AM illuminating her face as she stared at Leo's story for the hundredth time. Him and Sarah at the fall dance. Sarah i...
Martha knelt in her garden, knees popping like dried twigs, and smiled at the little girl beside her. Six-year-old Lily watched with wide eyes as Martha's weathered hands pressed s...
Maya's phone buzzed again. Another text from Fox, the senior who'd somehow made her the center of his universe this semester. The same Fox who sat at the pyramid's peak of Northwoo...
Margaret stood at her garden edge, where the old pump still stood like a rusted sentinel. Her hands, spotted with age and wisdom, moved through the spinach leaves with practiced te...
Lily loved **running** through the meadow behind her house, where the grass waved like a green ocean and butterflies danced in the sunlight. One golden afternoon, she was playing a...
At sixteen, I'd already mastered the art of being invisible. Move through halls like a zombie, head down, hood up, existing but not really living. But tonight, all that changed. M...
In a valley where the grass was always green and the sun always warm, there lived a young bull named Benny. Benny was not like the other bulls. While they chased each other and wre...
Margaret sat in her favorite armchair, the one Arthur had bought for her forty-three years ago, her fingers tracing the intricate patterns of the cable-knit afghan draped across he...