She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 534

Chapter 534

*seriously, you don’t have to,” Cameron said quickly. “I already got what learned. I’m not taking more than what’s mine?

Xander looked at her like she’d grown a second head. “Why not? You’re broke enough to be working a summer job,”

Logan and Gwen jumped in, clearly embarrassed. “Cam, please don’t be so polite with us,” Gwen said gently. “We’ve heard a little about your fittesten – home. This is really the least we can do.”

Cameron stood up. “Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, thank you for your hospitality. Dinner was lovely. I’ve got something to take care of, so I’ll be heading out non-

She left without another word. No matter how they tried, Logan and Gwen couldn’t get her to accept the check.

Gwen stared down at the slip of paper in her hand and then looked toward the door where Cameron had disappeared. “Cam really is a good kid.”

Xander grinned proudly. “Told you.”

Logan turned to his son. “Xan, when you start college, make friends with people like Cam–smart, capable, good character.”

“Got it, Dad,” Xander said with a smirk.

Logan and Gwen sat down again and started discussing how they could still find a way to get the money to Cameron. It wasn’t just gratitude. It was heartfelt.

And the truth was, Cameron really could use the help.

A few days later, Cameron saw a news report about a major power shift in the Fraser family. Austin had officially taken over as the new head.

She texted him.

Cameron: [Congratulations, Austin.]

That kind of victory had to feel satisfying.

Austin replied a few minutes later. Austin: [Thanks, Cam. Just took over. It’s been hectic. I’ll come find you once things settle down.]

After Cameron’s exam results were released, the media started calling nonstop. Everyone wanted an interview.

She turned them all down.

Still, to help William with some publicity, she reluctantly agreed to a feature interview, sharing how she’d gone from “hopeless student” to a perfect SAT score in just three months.

That summer, the name Cameron was everywhere in Viremont.

She kept working at the company with Elijah. On weekends, Austin would swing by to

see her.

He even offered her a position at Fraser Group–with a massive salary and even the promise of shares.

Cameron turned him down flat.

Bradley stayed buried in work at the law firm..

Xander, on the other hand, kept showing up at her door with the excuse of delivering that check.

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But Cameron never took it. She already got what the earned. That was wrought.

She wasn’t greedy.

By mid summer, August had just begun, and the heat was already suffocating, Cameron finally had a break in her schedule time to get her driver? license.

The sun blazed down even in the early morning.

Inside the DMV’s waiting area, the air buzzed with noise and bodies, but Cameron sat quietly, completely out of place in the chaos.

With those sharply refined features and an androgynous, striking face, people couldn’t help but glance his way again and again.

Helen walked in, her white sneakers squeaking against the floor. Her eyes scanned the room once, and she immediately spotted Cameron.

There was no mistaking him, that Lance face. He stood out–just like last time.

She pushed her sunglasses up to her head, a playful grin curling on her lips as she strolled over without hesitation.

There was an empty seat beside Cameron. She took it.

“Hey there, handsome. What are the odds we’d run into each other again?” she said cheerfully, giving a small wave.

Cameron turned and looked at her, taking a second to place the face.

Then, with a small nod, she said, “Hi.”

Helen beamed. “You seriously look just like someone in my family.”

Cameron answered calmly, “Similar doesn’t mean related.”

Last time they met, she’d gone on and on about how much he resembled someone close to her.

For a moment, Cameron had wondered, ‘Could she actually be related to me?‘

But that was just a passing thought. Nothing more.

Family? Martin and Heidi had raised her for eighteen years without the faintest warmth. Even if her real relatives were out there somewhere, it wasn’t like they’d ever shared a moment of real connection.

There was no bond. Nothing to be nostalgic about.

Her sudden presence wouldn’t be a blessing–it’d probably be a burden.

Her mother had lost everything after giving birth to a stillborn child and then started a new life and a new family.

Cameron showing up now would only feel like a mistake.

She was doing just fine on her own. She didn’t need more complications.

“But the resemblance is uncanny,” Helen said again, still smiling.

Cameron stood up without a word and moved to another seat across the room.

Helen’s smile faltered.

‘Wow. Harsh. I’m cute and friendly. That was ice–cold.‘

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Still, she didn’t take it personally.

Instead, she grabbed her phone, angled it just right, and snapped a quick photo of Cameron.

Then she sent it to Lance.

Helen: [Look who I ran into again, Lancel Doesn’t he look exactly like you?)

But the message was delivered with no response.

Helen glanced back at Cameron.

Cameron’s name had just been called. She got up and headed in to take the test.

Helen murmured under her breath, “He’s so good–looking. And honestly? He seems way more gentle than Lance,”

Before the words were even fully out of her mouth, her phone buzzed. It was Lance.

Startled, Helen fumbled her phone and nearly dropped it.

She scrambled to pick it up and quickly answered. “Lance! I almost cracked my screen!”

“Where did you see him?” Lance asked, skipping any pleasantries.

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