[ Most people don't know what to make of Jack's consistent sincerity. It can make people uncomfortable, kind of like Benny, in the 'when's the shoe going to drop' sense. He doesn't know if he'll be able to persuade anyone to help him, but the truth is, Jack is very persuasive when he wants to be. He doesn't even need powers to do that. There is something powerful solely in his sad eyes and genuine hope that gets to people and it often leads to people like Rowena to soften despite themselves. ]

I'll get it, I promise.

[ If he has to do it the wrong way, he might very well do that. It has to be weighed against what he's allowed to but what he'd do for Dean and his friend. But it doesn't turn out to be as difficult as either of them fear. Between his big sad eyes and the money he digs out, a sizable chunk, all he has to do is plead that my friend will die! for the other nurse to seem to get it. Benny isn't the only vampire in the city, there are others, including newer fluxdrifts that need the same help.

Jack is relieved when the money and flat out begging seems to do the trick because he was getting worried. His earnest gratitude only seems to make the nurse feel uncomfortable for no doubt the same reason, but it gets him out, hiding the blood bag under his jacket since they're not supposed to be selling those.

He flashes Benny a bright smile and a thumbs up when he walks out to give him the sign it worked. It cost a chunk of his money, but it was worth it. He hands it over to Benny, pleased that it worked out.]

I got her name for the next time you need it. I didn't need to use my powers, they're very capitalistic here.

[ He likes to think that Dean would be pleased with him. ]