Sabrina Page #9

of last quarter's performance...

of each division

of both companies.

When did you ever--

You've copied me on the company's

financial statements for 1 7 years.

You just assumed I couldn't read.

Go ahead. Say it.

You don't deserve her.

I don't.

I know that.

But I need her,

and I don't need anything.

Time to run for it.

I just want to make her happy.

1 3 Rue des Beaux Arts.

Your attention, please.

Last call for Air France Concorde

supersonic flight to Paris...

now boarding at gate 34.

Air France wishes you

a pleasant flight.

First time on the Concorde,

Mr. Larrabee?

Yes.

But not your first time

in Paris?

It's my first everything.

""Paris is always a good idea,''

you said.

You said I'd be happy here.

You couldn't have meant

without you.

How did you know

where to find me?

Your father.

I told him I need you.

I told him

I'd make you happy.

I promised him.

I thought it was all a lie.

So did I.

But something happened.

It was a lie...

and then it was a dream.

I don't know how to believe you.

- How can I ever--

- Because you know me...

better than anyone else.

I think you know I love you...

and you promised...

if there was anything

you could ever do--

Once upon a time...

on the north shore

of Long Island...

not far from New York...

there was a very,

very large mansion...

almost a castle.

I've been following in footsteps

all my life.

Save me, Sabrina fair.

You're the only one who can.

On this very large estate,

there lived a small girl...

and life was pleasant there...

and very, very simple.

But then one day...

the girl grew up...

and went beyond

the walls of the grounds...

and found the world.

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