She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 551

Chapter 551

Chapter 551

The three million dollars Cameron had received from her perfect SAT score had already been invested straight into the company.

She didn’t have much liquid cash left, but it wasn’t like she couldn’t afford a doctor if she needed one.

Besides… she wasn’t sick.

She just couldn’t bring herself to tell Bradley she was on her period.

So she left it vague. Let him assume whatever he wanted.

Bradley looked at her with concern. “You’re really okay?”

Cameron smiled. “I’m fine. Really. Thanks for checking.”

Bradley reached out and gently ruffled her hair. “You don’t have to thank me like I’m a stranger.”

She chuckled. “Point taken.”

She’d lost count of how many times she owed him by now.

She’d said “thank you” so many times, it was starting to feel redundant.

Bradley stood up. “If you’re not feeling well, get some rest, alright?”

Cameron nodded. “I will.”

He turned to leave.

But then-“Brad,” she called.

He stopped. “Yeah?”

Cameron hesitated a second and then said, “I found my biological parents… Well, they found me.”

Bradley turned back toward her, a warm smile spreading across his face. “Already? That’s incredible. Congrats. What are they like?”

Cameron lowered her gaze. “I don’t know much yet. I’ve only met my second brother. My parents wrote me letters. They want me to come home….but I

turned them down.”

Bradley’s expression shifted, the surprise clear in his eyes. He sat back down beside her.

“You turned them down?” he asked. “You don’t want to meet your biological family?”

Cameron said quietly, “Brad… if the people who raised me and lived with me every day could treat me like that, then what are strangers to me–even if they’re blood? I don’t want to become a burden to anyone. Or let them become one to me.”

Bradley let out a soft sigh. “Cameron, you’re being too hard on yourself. Too cynical. How do you know they’d be a burden? What if they’re good people- what if they really love you?”

She didn’t answer.

But she didn’t have to. It wasn’t optimism that shaped her view of family–it was experience.

Bradley’s gaze softened. “You’re telling me this because you want my opinion, aren’t you?”

Cameron looked up at him, not saying a word.

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Chapter 551

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Bradley asked, “Have you met them?”

“I’ve only met my second brother,” she said. “My parents sent letters. Here, I’ll show you”

She got up and returned with two envelopes, handing them to him.

Bradley looked at her. “Can I read them?”

Cameron nodded. “Go ahead.”

He adjusted his glasses and read them both carefully, silently.

Once he finished, he looked back at her. “They care about you a lot, Cameron. That much is obvious. My advice? At least meet them. Just once. See how

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