She's the Campus Prince novel Chapter 87

Chapter 87 Talking To The Principst

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The principal’s face darkened “Which class are you from?

Cameron shot back, “It’s none of your business!

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“Yep, I’m being disrespectful. What are you going to do about it? Cameron replied, still expressorless.

William was stunned by Cameron’s boldness and defiance. He gestured for her to come down, safer, “Come down for cow It’s dangerous up there. If you have any complaints, we can talk about it

William was a smart man. in just a couple of sentences, he could tell that Cameron didn’t like him, but he didn’t remember offending her.

Cameron thought, I planned to talk to Principal Drake tomorrow, but why wet? Might as well deal with it now

She jumped down from the 10–foot–high wall and landed effortlessly. Her short hair fluttered in the air, looking so graceful could have been a shampoo commercial

William was impressed by how smooth and fast she was. “Are you involved in any athletic programs?

Cameron shook her head. “No”

William said, “Well, you’re pretty agile.”

Cameron didn’t respond.

William stared at Cameron, whom he thought of as a pretty boy, and asked, “So, what’s your issue with me?”

Cameron raised an eyebrow. “How about we go to your office, have some coffee, and talk it out?”

William was stunned by how familiar Cameron was with him.

Five minutes later, in the principal’s office, a cup of freshly brewed coffee sat in front of Cameron, steaming

Cameron picked it up and took a slow sip. The coffee was top–notch, with its flavor and aroma both exceptional.

“Well, what do you want to say?” William raised his hand.

Cameron sensed his curiosity. She set the cup down and replied, “Let me introduce myself, Mr. Drake. I’m Cameron Wallace from Class 15, Senior Year,”

“Cameron Wallace?” William paused, thinking. “The name sounds familiar.”

Cameron nodded. “Yes, it should. You just expelled me, after all. Hard not to remember.”

William asked, “You’re Cameron? The one I expelled?”

Cameron said nothing.

William sighed. “You’re holding a grudge over this?”

Cameron remained silent.

William waved his hand. “Look, you got in thanks to the Chapman family’s money. Now that they want to expel you, there’s nothing I can do.”