She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 252

Chapter 252 No Means No

Cameron’s patience snapped. With a blank face, she said, “No.”

Xander glared at her. “Why not?”

Cameron replied, “No means no.”

Seeing how firm Cameron was, Xander turned to Bradley after a short pause. “Brad, can I crash at your place tonight?”

Bradley nodded. “Sure.”

Xander shot Cameron another glare. “See? You should learn from Brad.”

Cameron was speechless. She couldn’t even be bothered to respond.

If she really were a guy, she wouldn’t care if Xander stayed over. Heck, even sharing a bed wouldn’t bother her. But she was a girl.

Even though she looked like a boy right now, sooner or later, her real gender would be revealed.

Bradley simply shook his head and kept driving. Soon, the three of them arrived at

Noble Vista.

When Cameron opened the car door, Xander had already hopped out. He leaned on the car door and asked, “Hey, brat, if I can’t sleep at your place, can I at least get a tour?

Cameron said, “I’m exhausted. Come back tomorrow if you want to look around.”

Xander was speechless.

Cameron thanked Bradley. “Thanks, Brad.”

Bradley gave her a slight nod. “No problem, I’m happy to help.”

Cameron tossed her bag over her shoulder and headed off, ignoring Xander, who trailed behind until Bradley called out, “Xander, this way.”

Back at the villa, Bradley casually pointed upstairs. “Pick any guest room you like.”

Xander glanced around and muttered, “You live in this giant place alone? Your family must be loaded.”

Bradley said flatly, “I bought this place myself.”

Three years ago, Bradley bought into a law firm that handled high–profile domestic and international cases. The firm made serious money–and so did he.

Xander froze for a second, then scoffed, “Yeah, right. You’re still in high school, you know?”

Bradley didn’t respond. He just walked off to the master bedroom. Xander watched him go, muttering, “Sure you did. Like I’d believe that.”

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Chapter 252 No Means No

The next morning, Xander was up early, knocking on Bradley’s door. “Brad. Which unit is Cameron in? Where does he live?”

Bradley opened the door, half–asleep and unimpressed in his silk pajamas, said, ” Letting you stay here was a mistake.”

Xander muttered, “It’s already six. Don’t you always get up at six for school?”

Bradley grumbled, “Can’t I sleep in on the weekend?”

Xander sighed, “Alright, I won’t bug you. Just tell me where Cameron’s staying.”

Bradley shrugged. “No idea.”

“I’ll shout his name across the whole neighborhood,” Xander threatened.

Bradley gave him a look. “Good thing our dads are friends.”

Xander looked confused. “What’s that supposed to mean?”