Yes she accepts

Jade arrived at the football field, near the tail-end of a pre-game party for the players. There was barbecue, but no **** per the coach's insistence. Regardless, the party smelled a lot like **** to Jade. The players gave off that sort of vibe. She started walking around, clutching her handbag as she searched for Jason. She eventually stopped and reached into her handbag to pull out her phone.

"Hey."

Jason seemingly teleported behind Jade, making her jump.

"Oh, sorry about that, babe."

Jade glared at him.

"Call me 'babe' one more time..."

Jason lifted his hands in surrender.

"Alright, sorry. Hey, you hungry?"

Jade said nothing and simply continued to glare at him. He nodded and gestured for them to take a step away from the party to discuss the terms of the agreement.

"Look," he began, "I don't know how flexible the other guys are, but if you ask me, you could just give a speech and go home."

Jade wasn't buying it.

"Don't give me that bullshit. You did this to **** me into fucking you and your friends."

"What? No, I-"

"Shut up," she snapped. "I am sick of putting up with you. I'm sick of putting up with your friends. I'm sick of seeing you pick on Mike and never get anything more severe than the principal massaging your balls telling you what a great kid you are. I'm sick of you being so stubborn that you can't just move on, Jason. Mike never did anything to you. Give his phone back and leave him the fuck alone."

Jason had never seen her this angry. He stood silent for a few moments before nodding in understanding.

"You're right. I'm sorry. However, we did make a deal. I give you his phone and you give something in return."

Jade continued glaring at Jason while he summoned his friend over.

"Jade, this is Tarl McHarris. I believe you've heard of him."

Jade turned to Tarl and sneered, "I believe he stole my handbag once."

Tarl's smirk gradually faded. He meekly took a cell phone out of his pocket and gave it to her, saying it was Mike's. Then he took out another phone and said it was Jade's. She had dropped it on the ground, he explained. She figured it must have fallen out of her hands when Jason startled her.

"So," Jason continued as Jade put the two phones in her bag, "perhaps you could just do a little dance for us in the locker room."

Jade glared harder and mouthed "I hate you," but ultimately she agreed to the condition.