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«
I
thought
credit
card
usage
could
be
traced
by
–
«
Exactly
.
»
Langdon
decided
to
stop
trying
to
keep
ahead
of
Sophie
Neveu
.
Using
his
Visa
card
,
he
purchased
two
coach
tickets
to
Lyon
and
handed
them
to
Sophie
.
Sophie
guided
him
out
toward
the
tracks
,
where
a
familiar
tone
chimed
overhead
and
a
P
.
A
.
announcer
gave
the
final
boarding
call
for
Lyon
.
Sixteen
separate
tracks
spread
out
before
them
.
In
the
distance
to
the
right
,
at
quay
three
,
the
train
to
Lyon
was
belching
and
wheezing
in
preparation
for
departure
,
but
Sophie
already
had
her
arm
through
Langdon
’
s
and
was
guiding
him
in
the
exact
opposite
direction
.
They
hurried
through
a
side
lobby
,
past
an
all
-
night
cafe
,
and
finally
out
a
side
door
onto
a
quiet
street
on
the
west
side
of
the
station
.
A
lone
taxi
sat
idling
by
the
doorway
.
The
driver
saw
Sophie
and
flicked
his
lights
.
Sophie
jumped
in
the
back
seat
.
Langdon
got
in
after
her
.
As
the
taxi
pulled
away
from
station
,
Sophie
took
out
their
newly
purchased
train
tickets
and
tore
them
up
.
Langdon
sighed
.
Seventy
dollars
well
spent
.
It
was
not
until
their
taxi
had
settled
into
a
monotonous
northbound
hum
on
Rue
de
Clichy
that
Langdon
felt
they
’
d
actually
escaped
.
Out
the
window
to
his
right
,
he
could
see
Montmartre
and
the
beautiful
dome
of
Sacré
-
Coeur
.
The
image
was
interrupted
by
the
flash
of
police
lights
sailing
past
them
in
the
opposite
direction
.
Langdon
and
Sophie
ducked
down
as
the
sirens
faded
.
