She's the Campus Prince

Just a moment ago, Lila was excitedly telling her new roommates about the super good-looking girl she'd spotted at the dorm à entrance

And in the very next second, that same girl showed up right in front of her.

Lila just stared blankly at Cameron and the two people with her, completely stunned.

Even Sienna James, who was usually quiet and composed, blushed at the sight of the three handsome "guys". But she still managed to point it out politely. "Um, this is the girls' dorm."

"She's a girl." A cool, calm voice sounded.

Cameron turned toward it and saw a familiar face-Amelia, sitting on a chair in a white dress, her beautiful face unreadable.

Amelia hadn't expected Cameron to pick pharmacology too, and what was more, they'd ended up in the same dorm. It was such a coincidence.

Cameron was pretty surprised too. She just nodded and walked into the room. The only empty bed left in the dorm was hers.

"You two know each other?" Lance glanced curiously at Amelia.

"We went to high school together," Cameron replied.

Hearing that, Amelia looked at Cameron in silence. Now that Cameron was back to living as a girl, she probably didn't want anyone bringing up her past. Naturally, Amelia wasn't about to mention it.

Gavin pulled out the quilt and sheets. Then, he ordered Lance, "Go make Cam's bed."

"I'll do it myself," Cameron said.

Lance immediately grabbed the sheets and climbed onto the bed. "Cam, let me handle it."noveldrama

Lance quickly made the bed for Cameron. Meanwhile, Gavin helped Cameron sort out her toiletries and other stuff.

"Cam, get to know your roommates. We'll go meet up with Mom and Dad now. Let's have lunch together later," Gavin said.

Cameron nodded, and with that, Gavin and Lance left. Before leaving, Lance glanced back at Amelia.

"Hey, are those your brothers? They're so handsome, and they treat you so well!" Lila O came over to Cameron, full of excitement.

Cameron nodded and introduced herself, "Hi, I'm Cameron Wallace."

"Hi, I'm Lila Brooks. You're so cool. Like, you're cooler than most guys." Lila grinned.

"I'm Sienna James,” Sienna said a little shyly.

"I guess I don't need to introduce myself, right?" Amelia looked at Cameron. Cameron glanced at her but didn't say anything, so Amelia stayed quiet after that. Just now, Amelia had been too shocked that Cameron was assigned to the same dorm as her to even remember that she once confessed to Cameron and got rejected.

The moment she saw Cameron's cold expression, it all came rushing back, and now Amelia was feeling really awkward. However, she didn't let it show.

Cameron wasn't much of a talker, and Amelia was pretty aloof too. Lila, on the other hand, was super outgoing, while Sienna was slightly more reserved.

Barring any surprises, the four girls would share a room for the next four years.

Before they knew it, it was lunchtime. Lila called Amella and Sienna to ask if they wanted to grab lunch at the cafebots to en

"Cameron, you're having lunch with your family, so I won't ask you to come with us, Lila said.

Cameron nodded. "We have plenty of chances next time."

Cameron made it to 18 without ever having a real female friend, and she was always flying solo. Most girls had at least one or two close friends

Maybe, just maybe, college would be different. Maybe she would finally make some real friends here.

Cameron's parents were reluctant to let her go after just bringing her back.

"Jacqueline even suggested getting an apartment near campus just to see her more often. Thankfully, Levi managed to talk her out of it.

Gavin left first to handle company matters. Lance, who was entering his final year of college, was also swamped with work.

As soon as the semester started, their orientation week began with a one-week- long fitness training.

Cameron was in great shape, so it was no big deal for her. But Amelia and the other two complained nonstop.

It was especially rough on Amelia, a pampered princess who'd never had to go through anything like this before.

By the end of the training, she'd lost so much weight she was practically a different person.

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