[she leans forward, resting her chin in one of her hands as she looks at makoto.]

Unfortunately, I'm not really in the position to have that conversation. I was accepted as the manager to babysit Daichan, and while I can tell that I make contributions to the team because of my talents, it doesn't change the fact that when I'm not there, they talk about how my job is merely to try and keep a handle on their most troublesome player.

[it's...a complicated position. they're only too happy to take her notes and listen to what she has to say when it gets to be crunch time, but that doesn't change how the rest of them talk about her when she's out trying to keep an eye on aomine and get him to come to practice.]