She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 602

Chapter 602

“Is Eric not here today?” Cameron asked.

Bradley nodded. “He has exams these

and

Cameron sipped her latte slowly, offering praise. “Eric is only twenty–impressive.” A college student already heading a listed company.

Bradley smiled. “My eldest brother is the real genius in our family.”

“You’re amazing, too, Brad,” Cameron said.

His smile grew wider at the compliment.

As they chatted, the host took the stage. After a brief speech by a company executive, models walked out in Cameron’s The Starry collection, illuminated by music and lights.

The venue erupted in praise. “Wow! Breathtaking, absolutely stunning.”

“I want to buy all these pieces right now.”

“Models are so tall and skinny–will these look good on us?”

“Even if not, I’ll buy them to hang in my closet! They’re so beautiful.”

Sienna was also amazed by The Starry collection. Owning one piece would make her incredibly happy.

“Ms. James, you’re incredible–I bet The Starry will be a huge hit,” Abby, sitting beside Sienna, leaned in to praise earnestly.

Only then did Sienna realize why everyone had flocked to her. No one had ever been so attentive, leaving her overwhelmed.

Despite her good grades, her introverted nature and lack of social skills meant few friends. Now, she sensed something was wrong.

“Wait, I’m sorry, you think I designed The Starry?” Sienna shook her head. “I’m not the designer. You’ve mixed me up with someone else.”

“What?” Abby was now confused.

Just then, the first round of the show ended, and the host returned. “Now, let’s welcome the creator of The Starry collection, Ms. C, to share her inspiration. Applause, please.”

The audience burst into cheers. A spotlight fell on Sienna, making her the center of attention. She froze.

Amelia frowned. She thought, ‘The organizers are so incompetent–they can’t even identify the right person.‘

Lila shouted, “That’s not her! You got the wrong person!”

“Quiet,” someone nearby snapped, irritating Lila.

“Welcome Ms. C!” the host repeated when Sienna didn’t move. Reluctantly, she stood up under the crowd’s gaze.

“What’s going on?” Bradley frowned in the VIP room. “Cameron, who is that?”

“That’s my roommate. I gave her my ticket,” Cameron said calmly.

“They mistook her for you,” Bradley said.

“My bad–I forgot to tell the organizers,” Cameron replied.

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