Ferris Bueller Quotes Cameron Novels & Stories

"This might just be the stupidest thing you have ever done. But, still the smartest." When we left our hotel room, Cameron was coming out of his with a totally different female from the two we saw him with earlier. "I see that you are over, Jordan. We aren't so different after all. Just fuck them and leave them. But, I can't lie. I will miss that sweet little pussy. Each time she comes, I could feel her core pulsing. Draw more come from my cock. Do you ever get that? Or is it just me?" Cameron asked. Obviously trying to get a reaction from Jasper.

Amber asks as her eyes flash to me. “Just downloading the Find My Phone app,” I reply. Amber frowns. “I would hate to ever have to give a lame excuse to someone about losing my phone.” Cameron’s eyes hold mine and he tries his hardest to hide his sarcastic grin. He fails miserably. I flick onto F******k and message him.

Maybe it was a mate thing? "I'll help you." Cameron reassured me. "You have absolutely nothing to worry about. I promise to be there with you every step of the way." "That's easy for you to say." I frowned. "You and your heightened IQ and stuff." Cameron suddenly became very quiet and when I didn't get an instant reply, I looked up at his face to find him staring at me with wide-eyed astonishment…before he burst out laughing. "What?" I defended, even as my cheeks coloured in embarrassment.

“Oh Serena, you knew what you were signing up for when you agreed to stay there.” “Thanks for the reminder. I am homeless remember?” I grumbled. Cameron’s smug grin was seared into my mind, infuriating in its handsomeness. “My advice? Cameron’s just pushing your buttons because he knows it gets a rise out of you. Don’t give him the satisfaction of seeing you sweat. Stay cool and detached.” I sighed, knowing she was right. “Easier said than done with that man.” My traitorous thoughts drifted to how soft his lips had felt the last intoxicated night we were quite intimate , before I firmly shoved them away.

THREAD : CAMERON IS WHIPPED AND SO IS DOMINIC, BUT IN TOTALLY DIFFERENT WAYS @cammmmon GUYS GUYS THIS IS SO FUCKING BIG WTF @cammmmon OMG DID YOU ALL SEE THE LYRICS-IN-PROCESS // THE POEMS CAMERON POSTED OMG IM ALL SHSJSKSL @cammmmon I HAVE A FRIEND WHO WENT TO MUMBAI AND IS THERE CURRENTLY AND SHE SAW CAMERON AND THEY EVEN TOOK A SELFIE AND I CANT SHARE IT BECAUSE OF PRIVACY REASONS

The moment Jessica saw me, she cried out, "Seb! Help me!" Cameron's laughter grew louder, his amusement cruel. "A love story, huh? How touching. You two really are the perfect pair. Since you two have such a nice bond, I'll make sure you accompany each other on the way down to hell." Panic surged in my chest. Worried he might do something rash, I hurriedly shouted, "Are you crazy, Cameron? Kidnapping is bad enough, but if you take another life, you're signing your own death warrant!"

“Nope.” Sidney continued to strangle the steering wheel. Her breath whistled through her lips as she pulled them taunt over her teeth. She did not realize how tightly she was flinching until her forearms began to tremble. Below her writhing frustration, images rolled unmediated through her mind. “Momma,” Cameron said from the backseat, far away. “Momma? Momma!” Louder until he was shouting. “What?” Sidney snapped. “That’s the turn! You’re missing my school.”

“Erotic modeling for strangers isn’t really my thing.” “Hey! I may be strange but I’m not a stranger,” Cameron says. “I just can’t help wanting to photograph a beautiful girl when I see one.” “If I knew you'd act like a creep I wouldn't have bought you along," Jade says, playfully punching Cameron in the ribs. Then, more quietly, he says “She’s my boss’s daughter, remember? Just chill buddy.” Kitty laughs nervously. Cameron is totally unperturbed, muttering “yes dad” as he tucks his phone back into his jeans pocket.

I knew he’d take this hard. “You can say it, I’m the worst gamma— the worst FRIEND— to ever exist.” Cameron mumbled as soon as he saw me walk in but his eyes remained on the coffee cup in front of him as if he didn’t dare look me in the eyes. “Well, good morning to you too.” I said, trying to lighten the mood as I ransacked the fridge for eggs, sausage, bacon, and milk. “Elliott, I’m so sorry, I don’t know what happened to me.” Cameron said sincerely, not breaking eye contact with me.

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.