Filed to story: That Campus Prince Is a Girl
“Which rich heiress is getting married today? What a spectacle.”
“Am I seeing this right?, The main wedding vehicle is actually that mountain bike?”
“All these luxury cars just to set off a mountain bike? Now that’s something you don’t see every day.”
“Why is the bride blindfolded?”
The murmurs of the crowd faded into the distance, but some of their words still reached Cameron’s ears.
Cameron, unable to see, felt the breeze play with her hair as she wrapped one arm around Bradley’s lean waist.
“Brad, I think I know where you’re taking me,” Cameron spoke up.
Bradley pedaled the mountain bike with ease, a smile glued to his face all day.
“Cam, don’t guess. We’ll be there soon,” Bradley said, his voice warm and full of anticipation.
“Okay,” Cameron said, tightening her hold on his waist.
About forty minutes later, the convoy came to a stop. Bradley reached up and gently removed the silk scarf from Cameron’s face.
Cameron opened her eyes, blinking as her blurred vision gradually cleared.
She saw the big, familiar letters, Langford Academy. So it really was their high school, just like she guessed.
But today, Langford Academy was completely different from usual.
From the school gates, a red carpet stretched out, blanketed with rose petals. Everywhere, balloons were tied to every street lamp and patch of greenery.
It just so happened to be a holiday, and the whole school had been turned into a wedding venue.
Bradley watched her expression, a smile playing at the corners of his lips. “Figured it out?”
Cameron nodded. “Yeah, I did.”
Bradley bent down, ready to scoop Cameron up in his arms. But Cameron shook her head, stopping him. “Brad, let me walk in myself.”
“Cameron?” As soon as Cameron finished speaking, Principal William came out in a suit, smiling warmly. “It’s such a joy to witness your wedding.”
When Bradley reached out to William about holding the wedding at the school, William agreed right away, without even hesitating.
“Hi, William.” Cameron looked at him in surprise.
“Cameron, congratulations,” said Brody, their advisory teacher, stepping out as well.
“Congrats, Brad. Congrats, Cam,” someone called out warmly.
Xander, Elijah, and Austin also walked out of the school, grinning from ear to ear.
“Thanks,” Bradley said, nodding at them.
Lila nudged Amelia with her elbow. “Amy, is this the school you guys used to go to?”
Amelia finally snapped out of her surprise. “Yeah, we all went to high school here. This is where Bradley first met Cam.”
“Wow, Mr. Saunders went all out. He used the mountain bike Cam gave him as the wedding vehicle, and they’re getting married at the school where they first met? That’s just romantic, way better than those flashy weddings,” Lila said, her face full of envy.
But honestly, she was just really happy for Cameron.
“It’s perfect. Absolutely perfect,” Sienna added warmly._…
Everyone couldn’t stop praising Bradley for how perfectly he’d arranged everything.
As the star of the day, Cameron was more than satisfied.
Cameron linked arms with Bradley and stepped onto the path paved with a red carpet and rose petals. William had thoughtfully arranged for a group of students to stand on either side, ready to set off confetti poppers.
As Cameron and Bradley walked along the path, confetti burst into the air all around them, and both of them wore the brightest, happiest smiles.
The wedding was held right on the school field.
William was the one to officiate the ceremony.
During the ceremony, Levi, his eyes red with emotion, placed Cameron’s hand in Bradley’s.
Even though Bradley was the one joining the Yates family, seeing his daughter get married was still a bittersweet moment for Levi.
In front of all their friends and family, Cameron and Bradley exchanged rings and shared a kiss. The applause was thunderous.
After the ceremony, both sets of parents were busy entertaining the guests.
Camilla handed Cameron a white tote bag.
“What’s this?” Cameron asked curiously.
Camilla smiled, “Cam, just open it and you’ll see.”
“Oh, and Cam, Brad is waiting for you. As for where he is, he said you’d know Cameron could even open the bag.
Cameron was surprised to find a Langford Academy uniform inside. And it light blue blouse and a knee-length skirt with white and blue stripes. where to find him,” she added. With that, Camilla ran off before
Bradley who had given her the girl’s version of the uniform, a
Cameron pinched the uniform between her fingers, lost in thought for a moment.
‘So Brad wants me to put this on,’ she thought to herself, ‘Now, where could he be waiting for me?’
She headed to the public restroom, slipped out of her formal dress, and changed into the Langford Academy uniform.
Standing in front of the mirror, Cameron smiled at her own reflection. This was the first time she had ever worn a girls’ school uniform.
The uniform fit her perfectly, not too tight, just enough to soften the outline of her figure.
The skirt was meant to reach her knees, but Cameron was tall, and with her legs being even longer than most, it ended up looking more like a mini skirt on her.
But there was no risk of her accidentally showing too much. She was wearing a pair of safety shorts underneath.
Cameron grinned at her reflection in the mirror. The uniform really did look beautiful on her. But there was way too much makeup on her face.
Cameron rummaged through the bag and, to her surprise, found a pack of wet wipes inside. She took off her makeup.
Her pretty face was finally on full display, and paired with the school uniform, she looked like the very picture of youth. Cameron finally let a satisfied smile curl her lips.
Leaving the restroom, Cameron made her way straight to the boys’ dormitory.
Standing in front of the boys’ dorm, she lifted her gaze, taking in the fam?liar sight. This was where she had lived for three months.
Years had gone by, and aside from some renovations on the outside, not much else had changed.
Cameron walked inside and headed straight for Room 316. She didn’t bother knocking. The door was already slightly ajar, so she gently pushed it open and immediately saw Bradley sitting at the desk.
Bradley was also dressed in the Langford Academy uniform, a pair of gold-rimmed glasses resting on his handsome face.
The uniform softened the sharp shrewdness and intelligence he usually exuded as a business elite, making him look more like a student.
Hearing the sound, Bradley slowly turned his head, and his eyes flashed with amazement. ‘Cam is gorgeous,’ he thought to himself. ‘She was stunning in her wedding dress, and she’s just as beautiful in the school uniform.’
A faint smile played at the corners of his lips. “Hey there. Who are you looking for?”
Cameron walked in, smiling. “I’m looking for my husband.”
Bradley’s smile deepened. He got up, crossed the room to take Cameron’s hand, and gently closed the door behind them.
Cameron looked around the room, curiosity flickering in her eyes. “Brad, does anyone live here?”
Bradley nodded. “After we graduated from high school, Xander asked Tiana to keep this dorm room empty.”
“It hasn’t changed a bit,” Cameron said, glancing at her old bed.
As she stepped into the dorm, it felt like those days when the five of them used to mess around together were happening all over again. But that was all years ago now.
Bradley guided her to sit down with him, his gaze turning thoughtful. “Cam, do you know what I was thinking the first time I was in this dorm room?”
As he spoke, his deep gaze settled on Cameron’s rosy lips.
Cameron smiled and teased, “I have no idea what was going through your head back then, but when you stepped in to help me out, I just thought you were a pretty decent guy.”
Bradley chuckled, “Don’t you want to know what I was thinking?”
