Lee Tai. [Coming forward coolly.] Good afternoon, Daisy.
Daisy. [Recovering herself.] It's lucky for you I'm in a good temper or I'd have you thrown out by the boys. What have you brought this junk for?
Lee Tai. A curio-dealer can come and go and no one wonders.
Amah. Lee Tai velly clever man.
Daisy. Give me that chain. [The Amah takes it out of her sleeve and gives it to her. Daisy flings it contemptuously at Lee Tai's feet.] Take it. Pack up your things and go. If you ever dare to show your face here again, I'll tell my husband.
Lee Tai. [With a chuckle.] What will you tell him? Don't you be a silly girl, Daisy.
Daisy. What do you want?
Lee Tai. [Coolly.] You.
Daisy. Don't you know that I loathe you? You disgust me.
Lee Tai. What do I care? Perhaps if you loved me I shouldn't want you. Your hatred is like a sharp and bitter sauce that tickles my appetite.