Carefully

You can't hide the look of surprise on your face at Donna's question and she laughs sharply at your confusion.

"It's not hard to figure out Coach Watts. I met Monica on her way back from her run. She had some twigs and leaves in her hair and the back of her shoulders were dirty. I didn't ask. I didn't have to. I know a bit about Monica's personality and how much she enjoys men. Don't mistake me, I don't object, you're both adults. Better you than she picks up some loser in a bar."

"Maybe she fell down."

"And maybe you fell on top of her," she laughs. "Come on Brian, I honestly couldn't care less what you two do. I'm messing with you. You and the other men are a welcome addition to the school as far as I'm concerned. I think you'll do the place a lot of good."

"So if you don't care what we do, why are you asking about it."

"Don't be grumpy. Because I'm curious of course. And I wanted to see how you'd react."

"Did you ask Monica the same thing?"

"I already told you I didn't. Monica's got a few issues, but she's a good kid. I didn't see any need to embarrass her. I bring it up to you because I wouldn't want to see her hurt."

"I wouldn't hurt her."

"I don't think you would. At least not on purpose. Just be careful Coach."

"Any other advice?" you ask, irritated by her presumptions.

"Yeah. Two pieces. Be careful with these students. Some of them are scalphunting brats, and if they haven't already manipulated their way into your bed, they'll soon try. Again, I don't care who you or the other men fuck as long as its consensual and they're legal. I'm more worried about you than them. They may act like teenagers but they're the daughters of wealthy and powerful people, who aren't above damaging folks who get in their way. They'd squash you like a bug without a moment's hesitation if it suited them."

You nod, letting your annoyance simmer down. "And your second piece of advice?"

"Come to dinner tonight with a good appetite," she laughs. "Lorri will be seriously pissed if you don't eat. See you tonight Brian." She rises with a smile and leaves the dining hall, stopping to exchange a greeting with some students as she goes.