:26:13
They told me if I'd wait here
that you'd be out sooner or later.
:26:18
- When did you get back?
- This morning.
:26:20
Would you like to go swimming
this afternoon?
:26:22
Is your afternoon off, so work is no excuse.
:26:25
I'd sort of made plans to visit
friends of mine across the bay.
:26:29
Well, is a lovely day. Couldn't you do both?
:26:33
Mark Elliott! What in the world
are you doing here?
:26:36
Oh, I show up in strange places.
:26:39
You promised to keep me
another week, Dr Han.
:26:41
- I kept you as long as I could.
- I forgive you.
:26:45
I hear you were in Singapore. Your wife
musve been delighted to see you.
:26:48
Why don't you come up
for tea this afternoon?
:26:51
Did you know that I was
bitten by a centipede?
:26:54
Yes to the first question, no to the second,
:26:56
can't to the third and no to the last.
:26:59
Well, I was. If a handsome man like you
bit me, I wouldn't have minded a bit,
:27:03
but a centipede...
:27:06
- Do I expect you?
- Sorry, I'm working this afternoon.
:27:09
Oh. Well, you'll hear from me.
:27:13
Goodbye, Dr Han.
:27:20
Are we going swimming?
:27:22
Mark, going out with you once
was harmless enough.
:27:26
I don't want my seeing you to be awkward.
:27:29
Hong Kong has a peculiar code,
:27:31
and malice is a pleasant pastime
for women with nothing to do.
:27:34
Oh. Would it make any difference
:27:37
if I told you that I didn't see my wife
when I was in Singapore?
:27:41
Six years ago, she said she
never wanted to see me again.
:27:45
She hasn't changed her mind,
and neither have I.
:27:48
Now, will you go swimming with me?
:27:51
- Well, I... I don't know.
- Take your time.
:27:55
You're obviously a woman who's extremely
careful about making up her mind.