She's the Campus Prince

Bradley was drowning in guilt.

He hadn't communicated well with his family, and that was what led to the

situation today.

He had forgotten everything.

His family was satisfied as well.

But what about Cameron?

Her life must have been so painful.

She had asked him a whole string of questions yesterday, so she must have realized he'd lost his memory.

No wonder he'd answered all her questions honestly yesterday. If it had been anyone else, he would've just dodged their questions or given them the

runaround.

It turned out that they had once been in love.

Bradley collected himself. Right now, the only thing he wanted was to go to Viremont and find Cameron.

He had to tell her that he hadn't disappeared on purpose.

He floored it all the way there, and a little over an hour later, he pulled up to the hotel where Cameron was staying.

He marched straight up to the front desk. "Hi, could you check if Ms. Yates is still staying here?"

The receptionist smiled and shook her head. "Sorry, sir, but that's private information. I can't help you with that."

Bradley frowned.

If she wasn't willing to help, he certainly couldn't force her.

All he needed was a computer, and he could find out on his own.

Bradley stepped out of the hotel, planning to grab his laptop from the car, when he ran right into Cameron.

It was a nice day, and Cameron was wearing a long houndstooth dress, her hands casually tucked in her pockets.

She looked laid-back, beautiful, and just a little bit sassy.

Bradley stopped in his tracks, a slow smile spreading across his face. "Cameron."

Thank goodness she hadn't left yet.

If she had left, he would have had no idea where to look for her.

Cameron froze for a second, surprised. "You remember me?"

Bradley hadn't recognized her just yesterday.

"Has his memory come back that quickly?' she wondered. 'Or had he just been pretending yesterday?'

Bradley shook his head. "No."

He wasn't lying.

For now, he couldn't remember anything that had happened between them.

Cameron looked at Bradley in silence.

Bradley smiled and said, "Cameron, can we sit down and talk?"

Cameron fell silent for a while, but she didn't refuse.noveldrama

If she put aside that memory from seven years ago at the castle, every impression Bradley had left on her was a good one.

Soon, they sat down together in a corner of the hotel's café.

Cameron slowly stirred her latte, her tone nonchalant as she asked, "So, what do you want to talk about?"

"I'm sorry," Bradley looked Cameron in the eye, his voice sincere.

Cameron's hand froze for a second with the spoon in it. "Sorry for what?"

Bradley really did owe her an apology.

Everything he'd done seven years ago was just too much, and he had to realize his mistake.

Bradley said, "Cameron, seven years ago, I never meant to disappear on you. You were disguised as a guy, and my family thought I was into men. They put me under deep hypnosis and erased every memory I had of you.

"It wasn't my choice to vanish like that. But I still owe you an apology.

"I'm really sorry."

Cameron stared at the gentle, polite man in front of her, and suddenly, she laughed.

This was the real Bradley Saunders she knew.

The Bradley from the castle had acted like he was possessed or something.

Cameron's laughter caught Bradley off guard.

"Is it because she has already let it go, and my apology seems like some joke now?' he wondered.

Bradley gazed at Cameron, his eyes searching hers. "Cameron... Can you forgive me?"

Cameron took a sip of her coffee. "Bradley, to be honest, I was quite happy when you suddenly disappeared."

Back then, after he made those harsh threats, she thought he would never leave her alone.

But then, for no reason at all, Bradley just disappeared.

So, for Cameron, it was actually a relief.

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