She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 187

Chapter 187 The Mountain Bike

Cameron smiled, “It’s for you.”

Bradley blinked.

She was pushing a sleek black mountain bike.

‘He is giving me a mountain bike?‘

His lips curled slightly with surprise and amusement.

No matter what it was, getting a gift always lifted one’s mood.

But that model…that brand…was expensive. Where had Cameron gotten the money?

Seeing Bradley’s frown, Cameron paused. “You don’t like it?” she asked, a little unsure.

She’d spent a small fortune on this.

Bradley was into fitness and biking–she figured he’d actually use it.

Bradley’s smile softened. “No, I do. It’s great. Must’ve cost a lot?”

Cameron held the handlebars and replied casually, “Yeah, for me it was pricey. But for you, it’s probably nothing.”

Bradley didn’t beat around the bush. “How much?”

“Sixty thousand,” Cameron said.

Bradley stared at her.

‘Sixty grand? Seriously? He spent sixty thousand dollars–probably most of what he has–on a bike? For me? Is that from the hundred grand he earned tutoring Elijah?‘

He took the bike from her and gave it a test ride in the courtyard, adjusting his gold–rimmed glasses as he came to a stop. ” Not bad,” he said, genuinely impressed.

“I’m glad you like it,” Cameron smiled.

“I do.” He nodded.

Bradley parked the bike neatly in the manicured courtyard, the green hedges trimmed into crisp geometric shapes. “Come inside,” he said, motioning her toward the house.

Cameron followed him into the villa’s living room.

If her villa was already considered extravagant, then Bradley’s new villa was a whole different level–pure luxury.

“Sit,” Bradley offered, placing a cup of perfectly warm coffee in front of her.

“Thanks.” Cameron sat down and asked, “Why’d you buy another house here? Didn’t you say mine was just sitting empty?”

‘Did he have to buy this place because he gave me the old one?‘

Bradley nodded. “Yeah, your house was sitting empty. I usually stay at the one near my firm. I bought this one because…” He glanced at her. “I wanted to be your neighbor.”

Cameron froze.

‘He spent that kind of money–just to live nearby?‘

Bradley sipped his coffee and then asked, “So why the mountain bike?”

Cameron answered honestly, “I owe you a lot. I figured I should give something back.”

Bradley gave a soft sigh. “Didn’t mean to make you feel indebted.”

From his perspective, it wasn’t a big deal.

Cameron gave a vague nod.

Debts between people weren’t always about money. And they were the hardest to repay.

Bradley looked out toward the courtyard. “Do you have the receipt for the bike?”

Cameron blinked but nodded. “Yeah. You want it?”

Bradley nodded. “Yeah, I need to register it with the 104”

“I’ll go grab it,” Cameron said, already on her fe Successfully unlocked!

He didn’t stop her.