She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 583

Chapter 583

Cameron finished talking, expecting at least a flicker of surprise from Bradley. Maybe he’d ask why she’d been pretending to be a guy all this time.

But Bradley didn’t say a word.

He just sat there, frowning. He was so lost in his own thoughts, he didn’t even hear what Cameron said.

Cameron was slightly surprised, thinking, ‘If Brad’s so chill about this, does that mean he already knows? Well, Austin and Xander already knew, so one of them probably told him ages ago.

‘Guess I was just making a fuss over nothing.‘

Since Bradley didn’t say anything, Cameron dropped the topic. She kept eating, while Bradley didn’t even touch his cutlery again. He just sat there, frowning hard.

Cameron took a few more bites, then put her cutlery down. She was already full.

“Brad, should we head out?” Cameron asked.

Bradley didn’t respond.

“Brad?” Cameron called again.

Still, he sat in his seat, unmoving.

“Brad?” she called once more.

“Hm?” Bradley finally snapped out of it. “What is it?”

Cameron asked, “Are you done eating?”

Bradley looked at her for a moment, then nodded. “Yeah, I’m done.”

Cameron nodded back. “I have a class meeting this afternoon, so I need to head back. Let’s hang out next time.”

Cameron stood up, and Bradley did too, but he grabbed her arm and said, “Cameron.”

It was still blazing hot in September. Cameron wore a short–sleeved tee, and Bradley’s palm wrapped easily around her wrist.

His touch was warm–hot, even–and it sent a jolt through her skin like a burn.

“What is it?” Cameron asked.

Bradley stared at her for a long moment before he slowly let go. “It’s nothing.“”

They walked out of the restaurant together. Cameron stepped up to the counter to pay, and Bradley didn’t fight for the bill with her this time. He was clearly off somewhere else in his mind.

They walked to the door, and Cameron said, “Brad, I’m heading back now.”

She had her license, but the car her parents gave her was a little too flashy for everyday use. She planned to buy something more low–i

Bradley nodded. “Alright, I won’t walk you out then.”

Cameron nodded back. “I’ll just take a shared bike back to campus. It’s not that far.”

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And with that, Cameron left. Bradley stood there, watching as her figure disappeared down the street. Even after she was out of sight, he didn’t move,

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Chapter 583

He stayed like that for ages, until someone accidentally bumped into his shoulder. The person apologized repeatedly, finally snapping him pater fis

daze.

He walked into a nearby convenience store, bought his first ever

pack of cigarettes and a lighter.

Back in the driver’s seat of his car, he lit one, took a drag and coughed.

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