She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 225

Chapter 225 You Are My God

Xender stared at Cameron in shock, practically boiling with anger. “Why are you being so damn reasonable all of a sudden?” He couldn’t believe it. Cameron never gave him that kind of slack.

Cameron just shrugged, cool as ice. “It’s just one basket. No big deal.”

Xander was speechless. Actually, he was furious.

But Cameron had already spoken, and he couldn’t argue with her decision. The referee declared the shot invalid.

Cyrus stared at Cameron in disbelief. He’d gotten what he wanted–the shot didn’t count–but he couldn’t bring himself to feel happy about it.

Cameron’s casual attitude felt like a slap across his face. Here he was, making such a big deal about a three–pointer, pressuring the referee with his glares, while Cameron just shrugged it off like it didn’t matter.

It made him look petty in comparison. Cyrus shot Cameron a cold look.

“Woohoo! The Horizon Academy students cheered.

“Ugh” A collective sigh went through the Langford Academy crowd.

Charles wiped his glasses. “Now that was impressive.”

William smiled, “Mr. Barkley, the best part is still coming.”

Charles didn’t know what to say to that.

Back on the court, Cameron’s three–pointer had been voided. The gap between the teams remained at 12 points.

The game continued, and Xander finally understood why Cameron had been so chill about losing those points. For the next stretch–right up until the final minute–Horizon Academy barely touched the ball.

Three players kept Horizon’s five–player team locked down while Cameron and Xander worked together like a well–oiled machine, scoring point after point.

“Three points!” the Langford students shouted cheerfully.

“Three more!”

“Another three!”

“Two points!”

“Three again!”

“They did it! They’ve taken the lead!”

Langford Academy had pulled ahead by two points. Their students jumped to their feet, clapping and shouting wildly,” Cameron! Xander!”

The Horizon Academy crowd looked absolutely miserable, and Cyrus‘ team wasn’t doing much better.

Pride went before a fall, though. While Xander and his teammates were celebrating, Cyrus seized his chance in the final minute. He snatched the ball and dribbled lightning–fast to just outside the three–point line. He jumped, taking the shot.

If this went in, Horizon would win by one point.

Xander and the others snapped back to reality and tried to block him, but it was too late. The ball was already in the air.

The smiles froze on the faces of the Langford Academy students. Even William’s eyes went wide.

Charles yanked off his glasses and rubbed his eyes several times, desperate to see more clearly.