Why Was Cameron Boyce Not In Bunk'd Novels & Stories

Destiny POV “I still think it was too dangerous,” said Cameron Becker, my assistant and best friend. “You were too exposed and unprotected in that elevator. We don’t know if your ex-husband is crazy enough to want to harm you after finding out the truth about you.” She and I were inside my limousine as my driver took me from Wall Street to the upscale residential neighborhood where I lived. Cameron was right—after all, we could have expected anything from Ronan Foley after I let him in on my real identity.

Not if I could help it. Nobody tried to talk me out of it when I returned to the apartment I’d rented. Brock scolded me for having disappeared for so long, but when I explained the situation to him, he understood. Cameron said nothing but then again his reaction didn’t matter to me. He was my Beta and had to do as he was told. End of story.

" Shock appeared on Fabio's face. Then, his expression darkened in a frightening manner. "So, that's what it was… No wonder you refused to let me touch you while you were pregnant for the past eight months. It was because you were seeing other men behind my back! That's the truth, isn't it?" I stared at his smug, know-it-all expression on his face, and felt the last of my hope in my eyes die out. "Use your brain and think properly. Today was the day Don Romero was attending a banquet. Don got attacked, and I saved his life. Meanwhile, where were you, as the Capo?

"We're little short on the rooms in the clubhouse right now since we're trying to fix this shit hole up, so we brought in a camper for you. It's parked out back." As much as I hated not staying in the clubhouse, I was pleasantly surprised to hear that that I would have my own room space. As soon as I stepped into the camper, my cell went off. I pulled it out to see Aaron's name light up the screen. Why would our prospect be calling? "Hello?" "Alexander," he stated completely out of breath. My stomach sank to my stomach at the sound of Aaron's panicked voice. Something bad happened, I just knew it.

“Uncle Cameron, I’ll be going first. I’ll come and pay you a visit another day.” “Sure! You’re always welcome to come to my house,” said Cameron. They were going to save someone’s life, so he was not going to keep them here. Thomas stayed behind while Tanner brought Kayson to the Garland Gym in his car. While they were on their way there, Kayson received a call from Cody. Cody sounded nervous as he said, “Kayson, where are you? I need your help! This is urgent!” Kayson said, “Yeah? Tell me where you are now, and I’ll head there right away.”

“Hell of a thing.” “Yeah.” My voice was hoarse. “Hell of a thing.” We sat in silence for a moment. Cameron had always been comfortable with silence. It was one of the things I’d liked about him back in high school, he didn’t feel the need to fill every moment with words. “Remember when we snuck out junior year to go to that bonfire at Miller’s Creek?” he said finally. “Your dad caught us sneaking back in.”

"The Alpha? He's not home" "Alright I have to go" Cameron was getting down from the bed "I'm not sure that's a good idea" "I have to sort out this thing. I moved to a new apartment so I'm trying to get a job and all. Ben said there is a spot in his company and I want to grab it" "Really?" "Yea" "That's nice. I hope you get it but I don't think you can leave yet" "And why is that? Liam isn't home"

"I wanted you to know something important. I went to visit your boss, Mr. Roger, the night of Cameron's birthday party. And I wanted you to know that I had donated the food to charity, to feed underprivileged kids at an orphanage and I had cleared out all dues he had." To say that I was surprised was an understatement. Cameron's dad had really done all that? So Roger won't have to take a lone after all? "As for Derek," this time, I turned to face Cameron who was sitting on the opposite side of the table from me. "He won't be bothering you for at least two years. He's been sent to a disciplinary camp for his actions." "What?" I looked around at everyone alarmed. "But…he's one of you!"

"Promise me you’ll break the bond. I was young and naive like you, and I almost begged your uncle Zeke to be with me, but he was wiser and didn’t want to lose his life. I would have lived with the guilt all my life, but your case is more complex, as he’s your fated mate. You would never forgive yourself if you killed him." Selena's words plagued my mind all weekend. Mom tried to bring up Cameron, but I kept shutting her out. I didn't want to think about it. Caleb and I caught the 6 a.m. flight on Monday morning and got to school when students were pouring out of their dormitories after the morning run.

“Hate to break up whatever this is, but we’ve got a problem.” Truth be told, I had no idea when Cam became my employee, second to Liam, of course. His sudden appearance had something to do with Liam backing out of conditioning drills and getting away with it because their coach thought building his image was great as long as he got his ass back on ice for at least two hours a day. In fact, it seemed my bakery was some kind of New York Titans gathering spot. It wasn’t just Cam and Liam anymore. Yesterday, three of their teammates also came along and one of them brought his wife too.