Chokim, AKA known as the greatest love scene ever.

Cho walks in the scene from behind the office corner, about 20 feet away from, at the moment, arguing Abbott and Kim. As Cho walks toward them, his motion slows down and the camera intermittently switches back and forth between him and Kim's sensual attention completely devoted to evaluating of Cho's figure from head to toe. Her lust is more dripping than the pen she unconsciously brought to her luscious lips. 

Kim's day dreaming is abruptly interrupted by Abbot's annoyed exclamation;
"Agent Fisher... was I clear enough?"

To what she replies:
"Sorry boss, can we discuss this later?"

Abbott shakes his head and walks away, meanwhile Cho reaches Kim and she adopts his speed of walk right beside him. Cho doesn't seems to notice her.
Fisher's question is direct and without beating around the bush:
"Cho... Wanna have sex?"

Cho gives her a quick glance and replies:
"Sure." while the second part of his answer comes as he turns his head straight ahead, again: "Why not?"

They continue to walk silently by each others side throughout the next two hallways when suddenly the hallway ends with a wall infront of them. It also branches to the left and right. The arrow pointing to the right reads: the interrogation room. Kim turns that way.

Cho turns left.

For few seconds the hallway is empty... then Kim runs back from right wing to catch up with Agent Cho. Finally, she's caught up with him when Cho sits down to his desk and starts flipping through the file in front of him. Kim halts at the desk. Irritated she utters: "So?"


Cho looks up to her with his trademark expressionless and comes to riveting conclusion;
"Oh, you mean right now!"

Her WTF countenance is more than enough to send the suggestive message even Agent Cho can't misinterpret. He stands up, gently touches Kim's elbow and invites her in the nearby direction:
"Let's do it."

They walk few feet further and Cho inquires:
"Would you mind?"

Jane looks up from his couch. Smiles, and vigorously jumps away, but hastily turns back and with playful tip-toe goes behind his beloved furniture, pulls a plastic wrap over the seat and implies:
"Go ahead, kids." then with grin on his face, for the last time before he leaves the scene gives the voice to every true fans expectations:
"It was about time."

Cho, in modestly uncomfortable manner but decisively firm decision wraps the love scene up:
"I'm on top."