She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 378

Chapter 378

Cameron blinked at him, completely caught off guard. “Aus, what’s going on?”

Austin stared at Cameron emotionally. “Cam, you’re okay. I’m so glad that you’re okay.”

‘So the blood on the floor had to be Samuel’s. Serves him right, Austin thought.

Cameron gently shook his hand off. “I’m fine. What about you? Samuel took your phone, didn’t he?”

Austin glanced o

at Bradley, who was still in the room. Then, he nodded. “Cam, can we… talk outside for a minute?”

Bradley adjusted his gold–rimmed glasses. “No need for that. I was just about to head out anyway. You two can chat here.”

With a calm nod, he picked up his textbooks and walked out, leaving the two of them alone. Cameron just watched his retreating figure for a second but said nothing.

“I’m sorry, Cam. It’s my fault,stop Samuel from taking m

Cameron could see how guilty he

phone. He made me say all that stuff,” Austin confessed.

She patted his shoulder, comforting him, “Hey, relax. I’m standing here in one piece, aren’t I? And don’t worry, I didn’t just walk away unscathed. I made sure Samuel paid for it.”

Austin asked curiously, “Paid for it?

do you mean?”

Cameron gave him a brief rundown of everything that had happened.

By the time she finished, Austin was practically looking at her in admiration. “Cam, that was incredible. You’re so amazing, like seriously, you’re my idol

He’d spent the entire trip here, drowning in worry, and now he was completely starstruck.

Cameron chuckled. “Aus, you’re too dramatic.”

“I mean it, Cam. You’re awesome. I really look up to you.”

She waved him off with a smile, clearly amused.

Just then, the door creaked open again. Elijah stepped inside, only to find them grinning at each other. Subconsciously, he tightened his grip around t strap of his backpack.

Elijah hadn’t seen Cameron in two days, and he hadn’t expected that the first thing he’d see when he walked in would be her chatting and laughing wi

someone else.

Cameron and Austin hadn’t even known each other that long, so Elijah wondered when the two had gotten so close.

Elijah’s expression, already distant by default, turned even colder.

Cameron waved at him casually. “Hey, Elijah. You’re here.”

Austin followed suit, cheerful as ever. “Hey, Eli.”

“Hey.” Elijah nodded slightly and headed straight to his desk, quietly organizing his books.

With Elijah around, Austin immediately toned it down, and he stopped talking about his

family.

“Cam,” he said instead, “I just finished writing a new song. Want to check it out? We could go to the music room, and I’d love to hear your thoughts.”

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