I love you. But don't ever take sides with anybody against the Family again.
EXT DAY:
N.Y. AIRPORT (1955) KAY sits in the back of a limousine parked by the Newark AIRPORT. ROCCO LAMPONE is leaning against it.
She has a little three year old boy; MICHAEL's son, who plays with a cardboard bird on a string.
Two other cars are stationed discreetly, with men we have learned to tell are bodyguards.
MICHAEL, HAGEN and NERI exit the airport with TWO NEGRO PORTERS carrying luggage.
NERI sees something, and taps MICHAEL on the shoulder.
MICHAEL turns, and sees KAY.
LAMPONE opens the car door; KAY steps out with the BOY, and MICHAEL embraces her, and kisses his son. Automatically, the luggage is put in. NERI replaces LAMPONE as the driver; and LAMPONE joins the other men. HAGEN gets into one of the other cars.
And the limo drives off, preceded and followed by the other sedans.
INT DAY:
LIMO (1955) The little BOY looks out the window as they drive.
MICHAEL:
I have to see my father and his people when we get back to the Mall.
KAY:
Oh Michael.
MICHAEL:
We'll go to the show tomorrow night--we can change the tickets.
KAY:
Don't you want dinner first?
MICHAEL:
No, you eat...don't wait up for me.
KAY:
Wake me up when you come to bed?
The little BOY flies his cardboard bird out of the speeding limousine window.
EXT DAY:
MALL (1955) The limousine arrives at the Mall. We are inside.
KAY:
Your sister wants to ask you something.
MICHAEL:
Let HER ask.
NERI opens the door. KAY wants to talk just a little more.
KAY:
She's afraid to. Michael... MICHAEL nods to NERI; who gives them their privacy a moment longer.
KAY:
Why are you so cold to her and Carlo? They live with us on the Mall now, but you never get close to them.
