She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 626

Chapter 626

Cameron had been quietly watching the dance floor for a while before finally turning to Bradley, “Brad, how did you ever find this placar Do you th here often?”

Bradley hesitated, lips curling into a helpless smile.

‘Thanks a lot, Eddie.‘

This whole trip had been Eddie’s idea.

He handed Cameron a cocktail, and they clinked glasses. “Just every now and then,” Bradley said.

Cameron took a slow sip, her eyes locked on him, and suddenly everything clicked.

‘So he’s gay.‘

The BL novel rec, and this particular bar….

Bradley wasn’t just showing her the place. He was coming out to her, gently, carefully.

She got it.

Cameron smiled and said, “This place is kind of fun.”

She chose to be supportive.

Bradley blinked.

‘Fun?‘

He didn’t quite agree. Even though it was already his second visit, something about watching men openly flirt and dance together still made his straight- guy nerves bristle a bit.

And yet, he couldn’t stop looking at Cameron’s face. That sharp, delicate profile, framed by the flashing lights, somehow made it all easier to take in.

Because the truth was, Bradley wasn’t interested in the scene. He was interested in Cameron.

Gender didn’t matter, not when it came to her.

Bringing her here tonight had been his way of testing the waters.

And now he knew.

‘Cam could accept this kind of relationship. Maybe this has always been his version of love. Which would explain why he’s been so deeply, instinctively against the idea of marrying Amelia.‘

Bradley’s smile deepened slightly as he set his drink down. “Cameron, let’s head out.”

“Already?” Cameron looked surprised. “We just got here.”

Bradley blinked.

‘You don’t want to leave?”

“I just want to finish my drink,” Cameron added casually, lifting her glass again.

‘Wouldn’t want to waste good liquor.‘

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Chapter 626

She said she was going to finish it, so he picked up his own glass and downed it in one go.

Cameron, meanwhile, was still sipping at hers, eyes calmly scanning the dance floor like she was watching a stage play Har tone was inhtara drink like that, Brad, and you’re going to end up wasted.”

Bradley blinked.

Eventually, Cameron finished her drink too. The two of them stood and walked out of the bar together.

The moment they stepped outside, a valet approached. “Need a designated driver?”

“Yes,” Cameron said

Of course yes, they both drank.

She checked her phone. It wasn’t even ten o’clock yet. They’d only stayed inside for maybe fifteen minutes, not exactly worth a one–hour drive

Still, she’d made the trip. Now all that was left was the ride home.

They got into the backseat of the car. As soon as the door closed, Bradley leaned back and closed his eyes, head tilted toward the window like he was already dozing off.

Cameron, despite the alcohol, felt perfectly clear–headed. She looked out the window, watching the streets slide by in reverse.

‘That really wasn’t as fun as I thought it’d be.’

Then, suddenly, something heavy pressed against her shoulder.

Cameron turned and found Bradley slumped against her, fast asleep.

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