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The water shimmered like liquid diamonds, but Maya's stomach did nervous flips. She'd been climbing the social pyramid all summer—friending the right people, liking the perfect pos...
Maya's dog, Barnaby, always barked at the old stone statue in the park. It was a strange creature with a lion body, eagle wings, and a human head. Her grandpa called it a sphinx. ...
Eighty-two-year-old Harold sat on his weathered porch swing, watching his granddaughter Emma trace circles around his goldfish pond with her iPhone. The fish—old Bubbles, now fourt...
The papaya sat on the granite countertop like a judgment—orange-fleshed, seedy, and already softening at the edges. Same as their marriage, really. Elena had picked it up at the gr...
The pool shimmered like liquid mercury under the desert sunset, its surface broken only by the solitary figure of Elena drifting on her back. Marcus watched her from the lounge cha...
The water in the backyard pool had been the same crystalline blue for forty-seven summers, since before Margaret's husband first dipped his toes in and declared it "just right." No...
Maya's life was perfectly organized, right up until the bottle of Sun-Kissed Orange hair dye exploded all over her bathroom. Three hours before Taylor's pool party. The one party o...
Maya's black beanie was basically part of her skull at this point. Through three years of high school, it had become her personality — low-key mysterious, vaguely artistic, definit...
Maya's palms were sweating through her phone case as she refreshed Jake's profile for the third time that hour. Classic stalker behavior, she knew, but she couldn't help herself. E...
Maya and I had been best friend since seventh grade, attached at the hip like those sphinx moths that kept showing up in her backyard that summer. Weird ones, too — orange wings th...
The abandoned pool behind Miller's estate was our spot—the place where summer happened. Empty since '98, cracked concrete filled with murky rainwater that smelled like algae and se...
Sophie discovered the mysterious shiny object half-buried under her favorite oak tree. It was an old iPhone, glowing with magical purple light instead of a regular screen. When she...