"Guess that proves it.. I ain't the brightest  in this department."<br/><br/>She waited for more coffee, once it was poured she added sugar and creamer as she had before.  Jess sipped at the drink considering what she was told, it proved her own research of demons was completely wrong.  Her finger tarted a slow steady tap as she thought about it.<br/><br/>"Proves why you should train me. It would be bad for me to go after the good ones, right?"<br/><br/>Her gaze finally lifted up to look at Luther, it was clear he didn't want to say yes but he did. She didn't understand why he wouldn't want to help her,  was it a bad experience?<br/><br/>"Why say yes? It was clear that you wanted to say no. I can read expressions very well too."<br/><br/>She didn't bother to look at Luther as she contently looked out the window.  She didn't know there was a good or a bad demon it was something to commit to her memory now. Pressing her palms to the table she moved from her seat and stood up.<br/><br/>"You can have time to think it over or reconsider if you need to, but Iam still holding you to your word that you will help me out as my date."<br/><br/>She smiled to them both as she picked up her doughnut and took it with her. Pausing at the front door she spoke over her shoulder to Luther.<br/><br/>"Wear a suit too. Its fancy Mister Ed."<br/><br/>It was a silly name to be called. She guessed she could deal with it... for one night. She walked out and stood in the night absorbing the cooler air for  a moment as she looked around.