Hen likes me more than the rooster! Can this be reversed?

[Monateru]

Some background info;
I have 4 leghorn hens and one sweet crossbreed rooster. This rooster isn't just any rooster, this is a hand picked ladies man. He was picked out of 7 other roosters for his dedication and kindness to the hens, and he does not disappoint. At least, he doesn't disappoint me or 3 out of 4 of my hens...
I have this one hen who has always been special. When they were chicks still living in a pen in the mud room under a heat lamp, this one would always escape and call out for me. She also struggled with a vitamin deficiency as a late juvenile; her wings began droop but it was quickly remedied with a higher quality feed and some hand feeding. Now that shes a big girl and free ranging in the yard she wont stop trying to find me. I'm flattered, but this is concerning considering that for free ranging hens staying near the rooster is the key to staying safe. She follows me like a dog and squats when I reach to pick her up, I am her rooster.

Any advice on how to transfer the title of rooster over to the actual rooster would be much appreciated. I would like to be demoted please! Its not even 10 AM and I've already had to lead her back to the flock twice. Shes probably already back on my porch, judging by how loud my rooster is being right now (he's tries so hard to call her back I feel bad for him :C )

 

[nuthatched]

Ignore her and wean them from you as the flock leader. Tend to your chicken chores, don't acknowledge her and leave

 

[Monateru]

Ignore her and wean them from you as the flock leader. Tend to your chicken chores, don't acknowledge her and leave

Even when she's separated herself from the flock? I worry that I'd be sacrificing her to the hawks, she's a touch smaller than her sisters. But I guess in the long term its better she learns now to stay with the flock and stop wandering. I just hope she learns fast!
*edited to fix typo

 

[nuthatched]

Even when she's separated herself from the flock? I worry that I'd be sacrificing her to the hawks, she's a touch smaller than her sisters. But I guess in the long term its better she learns now to stay with the flock and stop wandering. I just hope she learns fast!
*edited to fix typo

The hawks will not be slowed down whether or not she's in flock, just provide cover for them

 

[Monateru]

The hawks will not be slowed down whether or not she's in flock, just provide cover for them

I certainly wouldn't think a flock would "slow down" a hawk. But its definitely a boost in security to be within range of a rooster who has a good eye for birds of prey and a loud alert call. This is what I'm worried she's missing out on when she wanders to find me. She does have plenty of cover, I just worry about a lone chickens ability to keep watch for hawks. But if ignoring her now gives her the best chance of survival later on, I'll do it.