The Friday Night Galaxy
Maya stood by the refreshment table clutching her plastic **water** bottle like it was a lifeline. This was her first high school party, and the social **pyramid** of Briarwood Aca...
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Maya stood by the refreshment table clutching her plastic **water** bottle like it was a lifeline. This was her first high school party, and the social **pyramid** of Briarwood Aca...
Marcus stood in front of his bathroom mirror, adjusting the orange zip-up hoodie for the third time. First day at Northwood High, and he was already low-key spiraling. At least his...
Zara was not like other zombies. Sure, she moved slowly and sometimes her arm fell off, but she loved sunny days and lemonade. The other zombies teased her. 'Real zombies love gloo...
Lily's orange vitamin bottle sat on the kitchen table, its contents glowing with what her grandmother called "the magic of believing." But Lily didn't feel magical today. The neigh...
Margaret's fingers trembled as she opened the cedar chest, the scent of lavender and old paper wafting up like a prayer. Her granddaughter Lily watched, wide-eyed, as Margaret lift...
Maria stood at the edge of the hotel pool, clutching her wide-brimmed hat like a shield. The corporate retreat was supposed to be relaxing—a chance to reconnect before the merger a...
Emma loved her cat, Mittens. The fluffy orange tabby would curl up on Emma's pillow every night, purring like a little motor. But tonight, Mittens kept twitching her ears and stari...
The carnival hat sat crushed on my head, a neon monstrosity I'd agreed to wear because Tyler said it'd be 'lowkey fire.' Spoiler: it wasn't. It was humiliating, and somewhere betwe...
Arthur sat on the weathered wooden bench where he'd watched his grandson Michael play baseball every Saturday for three seasons. The field hadn't changed much since Arthur's own pl...
Maya stood at the plate, the baseball bat feeling like a foreign object in her hands. Tryouts for the team tomorrow, and she'd never even hit a foul ball. Behind the backstop, her ...
The pills sat on her nightstand—a cemetery of white and orange capsules, vitamins she took because somewhere she'd read that thirty-eight was the age when women began to fade. Elen...
The moment you realize your best friend is a padel-obsessed jock, your dog has a secret life, and the world has ended - but somehow, you're still worrying about your hair. I stand...