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Charlie meets Kat at a cafe to sell her drugs. There is an awkward pause as they greet each other uneasily. When Kat asks if the deal is safe, Charlie ignores her question and asks how much she wants. Kat requests a gram and they nervously exchange money and drugs, with Charlie quickly leaving afterwards.
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