Everything was going against what James had planned for her. The ones that seemed to have been interested in her quickly changed their minds and they were quite upset that she is in fact a cop. The other guests sounded also quite disappointed and it didn't take that long until Jackie heard how people started to stand up and walk out.<br/><br/>But she didn't care about them. She was far more intrigued by James' reaction. At first, it seemed he was calm, but she then notice something. She could see in his eyes a hint of annoyance and when the auctioneer tried to talk to him again, it looked as if the lawyer was about to rip his heart out from his chest. He was upset, perhaps even furious. But could she blame him? He still had to get rid of her, though she hoped she first would get a chance to escape before he would do it.<br/><br/>He soon jumped off the stage and walked behind her. After he removed the breaks on the wheelchair, they left the auction house in silence. Jackie didn't dare making a noise, nor any commotion. She was unsure what he was planning to do to her, especially after this failure.<br/><br/>It seemed though he wanted to do something to her. After they ended up in her cell again, he was awfully quiet. When he finally spoke, his voice was collected and calm, but she knew he was still pretty pissed at what just had happened. But she didn't think it was fair he would let out his anger on her. However, when the lawyer threatend to use chloroform on her, she nodded her head to his demand, hoping he would understand that he doesn't need to use anything to knock her out. Because she didn't want to end up waking up like she had done last time.