Chapter 249 Like A Little Kid


    Cameron and Xander walked into the study and sat down. Xander pouted and asked, "Am I really that childish?"


    Cameron asked him back, "What do you think?"


    Xander said, "I don''t think so."


    After a moment of silence, Cameron said, "Go find your freshman math book."


    She nned to go through all the textbooks from freshman to senior year with Xander, one by one.


    Xander went to get it, then returned and dropped the book on the table. "Do you really think Bradley''s that great? Why do my parents like him so much?"


    Cameron didn''t answer and just quietly flipped open the math book.


    Xander rambled, "Mr. Saunders has seven sons, you know. By seniority, Bradley wouldn t even get anything great. What''s so special about him anyway?"


    Cameron just stayed silent, and when she did that, Xander nudged her elbow with his. Come on, back me up here, you little brat."


    Cameron nodded. "Yeah, only you could be born with such luck as the only heir to the


    ? Murphy family''s wealth."


    Xander grinned. "Exactly."


    Cameron circled some forms with a red pen. "Memorize all these."


    Xander frowned. "You''re even more of a pain than my math teacher."


    After a few seconds of silence, Cameron pulled out her phone and opened her bank''s mobile application.


    "What are you doing?" Xander shot her a re.


    Cameron said, "You should find someone else. With that attitude, I can''t teach you. I''ll give you your money back."


    Xander rolled his eyes. "Fine, I''ll memorize it, okay? Happy now?"


    Only then did Cameron put away her phone, pick up the book again, and continue tutoring.


    Cameron was focused on teaching, but Xander was totally spaced out. Math just made no sense to him.


    Cameron didn''t expect much from him anyway. As long as he made a little progress, that was good enough.


    Bradley stood outside the study for a moment before finally knocking on the door.


    Chapter 249 Like A Little Kid


    As soon as he showed up, Xander''s face instantly turned sour. "Brad, why are you up here? We''re in the middle of a lesson."


    In other words, Bradley was interrupting his time with Cameron.


    Bradley lifted the te of pastries in his hand. "Your mom asked me to bring you something to eat."


    Xander said, "I don''t want it."


    Bradley was sharp enough to see right through Xander''s mood. But instead of leaving like Xander wanted, he just sat down on the sofa nearby.


    Xander shot him a look. "Brad, can you go downstairs and check if dinner''s ready? I''m hungry."


    Cameron pointed at the te. "You can have the pastries right here."


    Xander red at Cameron. "I don''t like those."


    Bradley stood, one hand in his pocket. "Cameron, if he''s not feeling it, let''s wrap up the lesson."


    "Who said I''m done?" Xander shot back.


    Bradley raised an eyebrow. "Weren''t you just hungry?"


    . Xander huffed, "I''m not hungry anymore. Let''s keep going."


    "Alright, I''ll head down then," Bradley smirked.


    Xander was like a spoiled little kid on an emotional rollercoaster, and Bradley decided to stop teasing him.


    As soon as Bradley left, Xander slumped into his chair and groaned, "Studying is exhausting."


    Cameron frowned. "So, are you going to keep at it or not?"


    Xander gave up. "Nah, I''m done."


    Cameron closed the math book. "Alright, that''ll be 15 thousand dors for this half


    hour."


    Xander just shrugged, totally unfazed. "Whatever."