This one was feisty. If Jake didn't feel like a total oaf for nearly having run her over and otherwise earning her ire, he may have been a little more miffed at her responses. As it was though, he was generally pretty easygoing and so therefore he wasn't overly fussed.

As she mentioned she saw something, Jake looked about like he could see her pointing (if that was indeed what she was doing) before mentally slapping himself. Not being able to see anything was how they'd gotten here in the first place. He scoured the floor for a glow and found it not too far to his left. He moved cautiously toward it, but still whacked his head on the table he found it under. Muttering a quiet curse under his breath, Jake came up with what looked like a lapel pin instead of a lady's brooch.

Well, it was something. "Afraid not." He held it up with on hand as he head his bruised head with the other. "Could you make it work?" Jake didn't mind being invisible for a while longer if it meant that the young lady could be seen instead.