Koa sighed, holding her wrist for a few more moments before letting her pull it away.<br/><br/>He knew he should go to the principle, or at least have her sent to the nurse, but he didn't feel like that would actually help her, just put a spotlight on her problems that she doesn't want.<br/><br/>Instead, he walked over to his desk and took out a wrap of bandages and some antiseptic. Werewolves always carry bandaging material.<br/><br/>He moved back over to her and carefully cleaned off her wounds, then wrapped them slowly, making sure to not hurt her as much as possible.<br/><br/>Then when it was all finished he slipped off his jacket, putting it around her shoulders. The sleeves should be long enough to hide the bandage, and it didn't look overly big.<br/><br/>Koa gave her a slight smile, his hand mussing up her hair a little. He wasn't going to remind her about coming to him for help, didn't want to be pushy about it. So, he just went back to his desk, allowing her to look over the homework before class started.