Cameron Ferris Bueller Quotes Novels & Stories

“You’re right, he is one lucky son of a bitch.” The next morning, they were all in the yard saying goodbye. Cameron teased Mitchel and Charley, he waves some cash in front of them “You can come back anytime I could always use money.” Mitchel glared at him. “I said it once I will say it again. You are one lucky son of a Bitch.”

I said as she smiled for some strange reason, I felt something was not right but I just couldn't place it “Hey, creamy! you think I would leave that easily." Cameron said leaning on his car as I froze on the spot

Tracy’s POV Despite everything, I felt my lips twitch. “He made us sit in the kitchen while he lectured us about responsibility for two hours.” “And then your mom came down and made us hot chocolate.” Cameron smiled. “She said if we were going to be idiots, we should at least be well-fed idiots.” “That was her philosophy about most things.” The tears came again, but quieter this time. “Feed people. That fixes everything.” “She wasn’t wrong about the hot chocolate part.” Cameron nudged my shoulder gently. “Look, I know everyone in there is saying the same useless stuff. I’m sorry, they’re in a better place, time heals all wounds—all that bullshit. So I’m not going to do that.”

Ratty warned, "You're drunk, don't talk too much!" "You know who you really are, huh?" Cameron told me. "Cam, stop it!" exclaimed Ratty. "You are bas -" Slap! Ratty slapped Cameron.

Havermouth, Five Years Before “There she is,” Cameron said it suddenly gripping the seats and leaning forward as Heath navigated the turn off into the school car park. “There she is, and f-k she looks good,” his voice was hoarse. “F-king hell, I am one jerk off coming in my pants.”

“Bad luck Cam.” Cameron sighed and pouted. “So close, and yet, also so far. But I am starving, so I won’t complain. I’ll happily sate one hunger and then the other,” he winked suggestively at Aislen. “Maybe after lunch, when we’re finished with the painting, we’ll go for a swim and f-k on the balcony like old times…” He trailed on, seeing her expression. “F-k it,” he visibly flinched. “That’s not going to happen, is it?” Aislen shook her head slowly, stepping back as Rhett, Talen and Tyler arrived in a rabble of conversation and bags. “I’ll just put these things away before they get trampled.”

For something more. “Do you remember the first time we came here?” Cameron asked, his voice soft. “It was in the fall, and the leaves were all red and gold. I taught you how to ride a bike, remember?” His smile was reminiscent, full of warmth and nostalgia. “I scraped my knee so bad, I thought I was going to die. My mom kissed it and gave me a Popsicle.” I laughed, the sound genuine for the first time today. “That sounds exactly like her.” The memory was simple and sweet. And for a second, I almost forgot the weight of everything on my shoulders.