Next time you see Jane, she's dressing.  She's just killed her lover in the  
bath, she picks up his watch and leaves.  Meanwhile a widower is discovering that his oldest daughter is being expelled.  Before he can get into it with the teacher, he gets a call saying his brother has been murdered by a hooker ( they discern this because they supposedly found his watch on her). The man goes to identify the body and meets Jane, who puts on the big 'My lover's been killed, I’m tortured' act. He promises to get to know her later, since he was never 'really involved in his brother's life near the end.'   After he leaves, the police investigator on the scene (who is Jane’s partner from the first drug scene) gives her back the watch and smiles.  He blows up the evidence bag and pops it playfully and they leave. 

Jane goes to the widower's house later that night and tries to seduce him  
but gets turned down.  Meanwhile Jane's other lover who traffics the drugs is mad because his drugs have gone missing, and the Colombians want payment.  He doesn’t know about her and her partner's involvement in taking the drugs.  He’s in one of those Hugh Hefner type villas with the scantily clad women everywhere.  To calm him Jane and one of the girls work him over a bit... (shades of Diana's ambiguous sexuality). 

The trafficker guy is paranoid that this other guy they refer to as "the African" is trying to screw him over.  He also suspects the dead man's brother.  Jane keeps making these coy little 'No I think you’re accusing the wrong person' remarks...  Meanwhile, the widower with the deceased brother is getting friendly with the teacher until both she and his daughter are kidnapped.  Now the African, Jane’s lover, and her partner all think he knows where the drugs are but he doesn’t, so he's on a mission to find them. 

Enter the Colombian buyer aka the general.  Jane sleeps with him and arranges a deal to sell to him.  Everyone convenes at the warehouse where Jane was at the beginning and try to fight for the drugs.  The African dies, Jane kills the general, and various shootouts leave her confronting the widower for the keys to her shipment truck.  She has a gun and has shot him once, she remarks to him that he's the only man who's ever turned her down, and that it will be almost a let-down to kill him.  He’s about to be shot when Jane gets shot from behind.  It was his daughter... they all go home and live happily ever after...  like so many of Jane’s movies, she's Soooo close to winning and then something gets in the way...