The Miseducation Of Cameron Post Novels & Stories

*Faith POV* I put my phone down and wipe a stray tear from my eye. That was so much more complex than I could have ever imagined. Having a terrible parent I understand, I have one too but having one who emotionally abuses you and manipulates you for the good of only herself? That's something I can't quite wrap my head around. Camerons mother had essentially become his pimp, withholding the only thing of value from him. The only person who had ever really shown him any love.

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

Valerie said and Maeve laughed as she approved Camden’s call. “Girllllsss. Happy birthday Valerie but I am mad at you.” Camden said immediately his call got approved and Valerie laughed. “I know and I’m sorry.” She apologized. “Who amongst you smart asses have finished her essay?” Camden asked, he was never really serious with his academics. He never wanted to go to college, all Camden wanted to be was a photographer but his parents weren’t the most supportive and so he had to go to school. “Ask Maeve, she’s the smartest.” Valerie answered.

Heath said into the thoughtful silence that had fallen into the cab. “F-k what an awful day,” Cameron said into Aislen’s hair. His thoughts were on the doctor and the little plastic wrapped body that had been the consequence of a small mistake by a desperate woman. His despair and grief were overwhelming him, and Aislen wrapped her arms around him and pressed her lips to his neck. “It’s alright Cam,” she whispered between kisses. “It will be alright.” “Not for those kids,” he said, his voice ragged. “Not for them.”

“Things are very normal and calm here. Not a black uniform or gun in sight. No screaming, no blood, no zombies.” “It’s a big hospital,” Cameron said, tucking the printouts away in his wallet. “This is the new section. The old section is between here and the university.” “There’s a university?” Aislen frowned. “Yeah, they have a great ecology program. Dad and I checked it out…” Cameron’s cheeks flushed, and he gave a slight shrug. He’d liked the look of the program, but it had nothing for Heath there, and so he’d gone where Heath wanted to go. “Anyway.”