Ms. Paik... wait a moment.
Sun:
Kwon. It's Kwon.
Charles Widmore:
My apologies. What, in regards to this business, are you referring to?
Sun:
Why, Mr. Widmore, don't play coy with me. You know exactly what I am referring to. Weboth have a common interesteven if the reasons behindit are very different.
Charles Widmore:
Please, let's talk somewhere more private. Meet me at this address at 4 o'clock.
Sun:
How can I trust that this isn't a trick?
Charles Widmore:
I am a gentleman, Ms. Kwon. And British, (smallchuckle) we hold our word.
Sun takes the card out of his hand.
Charles Widmore:
Oh, and Sun, please, come alone.
Sun gives a somewhat startled look that he used her first name. She turns and walksoff. Charles watches her for a slight second then walks back to the restaurant where he just came from.
Charles Widmore:
Gentlemen, I am very sorry, but I am going to have to miss the theatre with you tonight.Something has come up and I need to take care of it.
Charles waves them off and signals for a woman to follow him outside of the restaurant and they walk a few feet. The woman has reddish brown hair and is dressed very businesswith glasses and a conservative look about her. She isAmerican andis in her mid-30's.
Charles Widmore:
Listen, Christine, I need you to follow that woman and report back to me every 15 minuteswith whom she speaks with and where she goes.
Christine:
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