She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 326

Chapter 326

Cameron was overwhelmed with gratitude, unsure how to properly express it. “Brad, I’ll cover their salaries,” she said. “And this place… I’m renting it from you. How much per month?”

After a pause, she added, “I might not have enough upfront. Could I pay monthly?”

Eddie waved a hand dismissively. “You and Brad go way back. Why bother with money? Just take it.

Bradley shot Eddie a look before turning to Cameron. “How about paying yearly? 300 thousand dollars per year. Just write me an IOU

Cameron blurted out, “That cheap?” Even a cramped zoo enclosure cost 30 thousand dollars a month. While this sprawling estate, which was complete with hunting grounds and four caretakers, only cost 300 thousand dollars a year.

Bradley nodded. “Friendship discount.”

Eddie chuckled, “Brad, are you actually a lawyer? 300 thousand dollars a year? You won’t recoup costs for a century. Did you flunk math?”

Bradley rolled his eyes at Eddie.

Flushing, Cameron offered, “Brad, maybe reconsider the price.”

“The property is mine,” Bradley said. “300 thousand dollars a year. Don’t listen to Eddie. He’s talking nonsense.”

Eddie was speechless, thinking, ‘300 thousand dollars a year? That’s practically making it free then.‘

Pearl, having finished her venison feast, was contentedly licking its paws.

“Come on,” Bradley said, heading inside. “Let’s draft that IOU.”

“I do have 300 thousand dollars handy,” Cameron admitted. “I could transfer it now.”

Bradley paused mid–step. “Better with an IOU. I don’t know my account details.”

Eddie laughed, “I know mine! Transfer it to-”

Bradley’s cold stare shut him up.

Eddie fumed internally. He thought, ‘You’re glaring at me? I’m your brother!‘

“It doesn’t matter. I’ll wait for the details, Brad,” Cameron said.

“Alright.” Bradley nodded.

They entered the castle. The ancient–style castle sprawled across acres, its five above–ground and three subterranean floors exuding opulence.

The gardens could host a horse race. The fountain dwarfed city squares. Housing just Pearl here seemed almost wasteful.

“I’m starving!” Eddie complained, striding toward the grand hall. “When’s dinner?”

Cameron craned her neck at the over 30–foot vaulted ceiling. The crystal chandelier alone screamed luxury.

“Your preference?” Bradley gestured toward the limited–edition sofa.

Moments later, a middle–aged mán in a chef’s uniform appeared. He looked at Bradley and smiled, “I specialize in all cuisines, sir. What would you like t dinner tonight?”

Bradley tilted his head toward Cameron.

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Chapter 326

“Mr. Wallace? the chef inquired.

“I’m not picky. No preferences,” Cameron said.

“Then prepare your signature dishes.” Bradley decided.