【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 worry about picking me up. I39。d like to surprise you. Amazing it39。s gone by so quickly. Gertrude Stein said America is my country, and Paris is my hometown. I39。ll always feel that way about Paris. I want so much for you to know what it39。s meant to me. It39。s turned cold out, but I don39。t feel cold. Across the street someone is playing La Vie en Rose. They do it for the tourists, but I39。m always surprised at how it moves me. It means seeing life through rose colored glasses. Only in Paris, where the light is pink, that song makes sense. But I39。ll have it in my pocket when I get home, and I39。ll take with me wherever I go from now on. Love to you, dad. Scene V （ Sabrina stands by the street, smiling at David. David can not believe his eyes and looks around, to make sure there is nobody else she39。s greeting... ） SABRINA: Hi, how are you? DAVID: I39。m great. Uh, how are you? SABRINA: Good. I39。m just surprised to see you here. DAVID: Well, you know me. Don39。t ya? Uh, can I give you a lift? SABRINA: Are you on your way home? DAVID: Yes. SABRINA: Well, that39。s convenient. You sure you wouldn39。t mind. （ They enter the car, and drove to Dusoris Lane...） DAVID: Ya know, I uh, I can39。t remember the name of your street. SABRINA: Dusoris Lane. DAVID: What? That39。s where I live. SABRINA: Small world. DAVID: Big lane. SABRINA: You don39。t recognize me, do you? (She takes her sunglasses off thinking he would recognize her.) DAVID: Yeah, of course I do. You39。re my neighbor on Dusoris Lane. SABRINA: And you39。re David. DAVID: I sure am. One of the lesser Larrabees. SABRINA: In what way lesser? DAVID: Pretty much every way, but please, no pity. DAVID: I could have sworn I knew every pretty girl on the North Shore. SABRINA: Oh, I could have sworn you took in more territory than that. DAVID: Ouch! SABRINA: Although, that was a while ago. I heard somewhere that you39。re engaged to be married. DAVID: Oh yeah I am, but we39。re both very busy, busy people, and it39。s been very difficult to set a date. So e on, give me a clue. Just one. SABRINA: Oh, no. This is too much fun. DAVID: Please! SABRINA: There39。s your driveway. (Pointing at his driveway) DAVID: I was just gonna say that. Uh, would you like to e in for a drink? SABRINA: What a good idea! Scene VI (Hopefully looks back, but disappointedly to see that it is Linus who es in...) SABRINA: Linus. (Linus enters the solarium, holding a bottle of Champaign and two glasses in his right hand) LINUS: Hello, Sabrina. I have a message from David. He won39。t be able to make it. He sent me. I39。m sorry, you39。re upset. Of course. SABRINA: Yes...no, ... um. I don39。t know. I39。m a little tired. Why didn39。t he e? LINUS: He was on his way, he had a slight accident. He sat on a champaigne flute. SABRINA: Is he OK? LINUS: He39。s in the emergency room. SABRINA: Emergency room! LINUS: Hey that39。s a little joke! SABRINA: Should I drive over to see him? LINUS: He39。ll be fine. A couple of stitches. You can see him tomorrow. (Linus fills one glass with Champaign and then gives it to Sabrina.) SABRINA: What39。s this for? LINUS: Part of the message from David. SABRINA: They sent you to deal with me, haven39。t they? LINUS: They? SABRINA: Like a lawyer in a movie. He goes to the unsuitable waitress, or showgirl, or chauffeur39。s daughter, and says the family is prepared to offer you a hundred thousand dollars to stay away from their son. No, she says, a hundred and fifty thousand. No LINUS: Two hundred thousand? SABRINA: No. LIN