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Arthur sat on the weathered bench beside the pool, watching his grandchildren splash and play in the water that shimmered like diamonds under the afternoon sun. This same pool had ...
The social pyramid at Northwood High had defined Maya's existence since freshman year. At the bottom: band kids and theater geeks. Middle: academic achievers and athletes. Top: the...
Eleanor sat on her porch, the worn **hat** her husband had given her forty years ago keeping the sun at bay. At eighty-two, she'd learned that the best things in life couldn't be b...
Maya's palms were sweating. Literally sweating. She wiped them on her denim shorts for the third time, clutching the bag of **spinach** artichoke dip like it was her lifeline. "Yo...
Maya's lungs burned like she'd swallowed fire. Three miles into XC practice, and her legs felt like they were made of lead weights. Coach Martinez was screaming something about "di...
Elena hung suspended three hundred feet above the East River, the steel cable biting into her harness. At forty-seven, she was the oldest rigger on the crew, her joints already beg...
The cable guy was forty minutes late, and Marcus had already finished his morning routine—shower, shave, the handful of vitamin supplements his ex-wife had insisted he start taking...
Lily lived where the jungle met the sand, and every day she'd wave at the great stone Sphinx who sat at the edge of the beach. The Sphinx had been there forever, or so her grandmot...
Maya slumped onto Jordan's basement couch, clutching a lukewarm orange soda like it was her only lifeline. The一周 of finals had turned her into something resembling a zombie—shuffli...
Chloe pressed her back against the garage wall, heart hammering like she'd just chugged three energy drinks. Officially, she was at Maya's birthday party. Unofficially, she was on ...
I wake before dawn in our overpriced Costa Rican bungalow, the blue glow of my iPhone illuminating Elena's sleeping face. She's beautiful in sleep, mouth slightly parted, unaware I...
Maya's hair had turned out the color of a traffic cone. Not the 'sunset copper' the box promised, but full-blown construction-zone orange. Her mom said it looked 'bold.' Maya said ...