Rayshon figured it couldn't be good news. The note said to report to Ms. Robinson in the Guidance Office at 2:15 PM.
He didn't even know who Ms. Robinson was. He sure didn't want anyone from the Guidance Office knowing who he was. Then again everyone in Guidance knew who he was. Everyone at Johnson High School knew who he was. Probably a few million people knew who he was because of the article in Sports Illustrated.
No, Ms. Robinson didn't want to talk to him about the upcoming basketball season even though everyone else did. Who was she and why did she want him?
By 2:15 PM, he found out that Ms. Robinson was the new guidance counselor who had replaced Mr. Peters. Peters had left suddenly, and no one was talking about why. That was too bad because he and Peters had been buddies. Well, not buddies, but Peters was the girls' basketball coach and had played in college. They talked about things like basketball, college, making it in the pros. Peters never bothered him about his grades or hanging out with the wrong crowd.
Exactly at 2:15 PM, Rayshon knocked on the frosted glass that was the top part of Ms. Robinson's office. No answer. He thought, "Shit. Did I get this wrong?" No, he looked at the note again - Wednesday, 2:15 PM, Ms. Robinson.
Then a tall, blond woman walked up behind him and said, "Glad you're on time, Rayshon. Looks like I just made it." She smiled and reached past him to open the door.
"I don't keep it locked, unless of course there's something, very private going on inside."
Rayshon followed her in and noticed her ass as she walked to her desk. Not bad, he thought. In fact the whole package wasn't too bad. Tall, about 5' 10", long blonde hair, good tan, long legs. Maybe 30 years old. He couldn't really tell about her tits because she was wearing a bulky sweater.
"Hey, relax", she said. "Don't worry, there's nothing bad. I just wanted to talk to you for a few minutes. I'm Dianne Robinson. I'm your new counselor and I hope we can be friends. Good friends."
Rayshon shook her hand. Dianne turned the two wooden chairs that were in front of her desk so they faced each other.
She said, "We don't have to be formal in here. I don't like to sit behind that big desk. I like to be closer to my students."
Rayshon sat down, but Dianne was still standing when she said, "You know, it's hot in here, don't you think? They keep it so hot in the winter!"
She began pulling her sweater over her head.