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CHARLIE:
Once upon a time,

there were three
beautiful girls.

Two of them graduated
from the police academy.

The other graduated
from a top school for models.

And they each reaped
their rewards

of their exciting careers.

But I took them away
from all that,

and now they work for me.

My name is Charlie.

M

M

Lieutenant, that's a pretty
wild story.

A professional assassin coming
to Hawaii to fill a contract.

Sounds more like a case
for James Bond instead of us.

Why did you come to us,
lieutenant?

Because of her.

Me?

Washington gave me your name.
Why?

You were on vacation
in Mexico City two years ago.

JULIE:
Yeah?

And you were at
the train station...

When the man went berserk
and shot up the place.

Not berserk.

He was a hired
assassin.

The same man we think
is on the way to Hawaii.

And you think I can
identify him?

Can you?

I'll never forget him.

Then you‘ll help us?

Of course we will.
When do we start?

At the airport
right now.

M

A terrorist attempt was just
made in the Athens Airport

on the life of Eric Nilsson

the head of World Pac,

the international
peace organization.

Nilsson survived but three
of his bodyguards didn't.

The Red Circle
is claiming credit.

More importantly,
they've vowed

that he'll never live
to make his next speech.

Which he's supposed
to deliver here

at the convention center
on Saturday.

I don't have to tell you
how important it is

that the assassin doesn't
get out ofthe airport.

If he gets out there
among all those tourists,

we may not get him at all.

At least, not in time.

Let's go.

[ALL MURMURING INDISTINCTLY]

Lieutenant.

You know, the airport
isn't the only way

to get onto
these islands.

No, but it's the most
likely way.

But just to assure, we have
the men covering the harbor.

M

This will be Flight 901.

Last stop was L.A.

Most of the passengers are with
the singles tour. Club Aloha.

They're going to take over
the Paradise Beach Hotel

for two weeks.

What makes you think
the assassin

will be on this
particular flight?

We are planning
on covering all the flights,

especially the ones
from the mainland.

See you later.

Well, the Red Circle's
a European gang.

Wouldn't he be coming in
from Europe?

Now, if you were gonna come
to Hawaii to kill somebody,

would you spend an hour
in customs

or would you clear customs
on the mainland

where nobody's
looking for you?

You're right.
I got you.

Here they come.

MAN [OVER PA]:
Passengers for Flight 709
may now board at Gate 16.

Gate 16.

WOMAN [OVER PA]:
For Mr. Rowan,

please call
the flight desk.

For Mr. Rowan,
please call the flight desk.

Club Aloha singles.
Everybody over here.

Come on, group.

Come on, group.

Club Aloha singles.

Everybody over here.

The buses will be waiting
outside ofthe main terminal.

You can't miss them.

How do we get our bags?

Take the shuttles
out front.

And please, people,
please stick together.

Come on. Let's go.
Club Aloha singles, follow me.

Aloha singles, right this way.

Okay, march. Let's go.

Club Aloha singles,
over here.

WOMAN [OVER PA]:
Flight Officer Clarke,

please contact Maintenance.

Flight Officer Clarke,
please contact Maintenance.

Hang in there, everybody.
You're almost there.

Right this way.

All passengers for Flight 492
to Chicago

now boarding Gate 43.

All passengers for Flight 492
to Chicago

now boarding Gate 43.

That's him.

That's him, just going
through the door.

Passengers for Lisbon may now
board Flight 123 at Gate 4.

Flight 123 now boarding
at Gate 4.

After you.

Don, do you read me?

MAN [OVER WALKlE-TALKIE]:
Go ahead, lieutenant.

Our man just boarded
the shuttle.

We're ready for him
down here.

We want to see
if he's meeting anyone,

so make sure nobody tries to
take him until I give the word.

Okay.

M

That's him.

He's wearing
a moustache.

Taxi!

Sorry, this cab's taken.

Hold it right there.

Why don't you
give it all up?

You heard.

Are you all cops?

Just say
we're good friends.

Fnends?

[HANDCUFFS CLICK CLOSED]

Is there a law
against wearing a moustache?

No.

But there is one
against using a false passport.

[LAUGHS]

Bureaucrats.

They're all imbeciles.

They must have, uh,
confused the passports.

But this is
your suitcase.

It appears so.

And these are
your clothes?

OBER:
They seem so.

This would be
your machine gun.

l have never
seen it before.

WOMAN [OVER PA]:
Call on five.

It's Interpol.
ID Section.

Yes? What is it?

[VOICE SQUAWKING lNDlSTlNCTLY
OVER PHONE]

Lieutenant Torres.

Thank you.

He is Fredrick Ober,
all right.

He did time in France
and in Italy.

The SOretO was able to make
a positive ID

on the photo we telexed.

You'll never save
the pig Nilsson.

Where I have failed,
another will succeed.

The Red Circle
always succeeds.

Bureaucratsl

Sam, get him out of here.

[SIGHS]

Thank you, ladies.

And you, Mr. Bosley.

That was pretty easy,
wasn't it?

Maybe almost too easy.

Just what
I was thinking.

It was what
we were all thinking.

Lieutenant, when the Red Circle
tried to kill Nilsson in Athens,

exactly what happened?

He was changing planes.
There was a tour group--

Tour group?

ln Athens,
it was a religious group.

Pilgrims going
to the Holy Land.

These two
Red Circle members

were disguised as members
of the group.

Did you say "two"?

I guess one was a backup
in case the other one failed.

Fortunately,
they both failed.

Wait a minute.
What did Ober say?

"Where I have failed,
another will succeed."

In the meantime, while we were
paying that attention to Ober,

another assassin
could have slipped through.

Oberwanted us to catch him.

It was too easy.

We are going to have to check
everyone on that plane.

That's going
to take a long time.

What else can I do?

Lieutenant,
didn't you say

that all the singles were
staying at the same hotel?

Well, that should give us
a pretty good idea

where the assassin
would be.

Well, yes, probably.

Well, with your permission,
of course,

maybe we could save you
a little time.

With Nilsson due in Honolulu
in less than 72 hours,

I will take all the help
I can get.

KRIS:
I think Julie and Bos
should do a story

on swinging singles.

M

Hi, I'm Toni Green.

You're from Single Life
magazine?

You're here to do
the article?

That's right.
I'm John Bosley.

This is my photographer,
Julie Rogers.

Glad to meet you.

Come on,
let me show you around.

I can't wait
to get started.

[LAUGHING]

BOSLEY:
You see, I hope to capture
the real story

of life at the Paradise Beach
Hotel.

I mean, who the people are,
why they come here,

what they hope to find,
what they do find.

I think I'll call the article,
"Singles in Paradise."

What do you think?
Real original.

Ah.
Well, as far as I'm concerned,

you can call it
anything you want,

as long as you spell
the names right.

Hey, don't forget, we're doing
a picture layout too.

Oh, of course, pictures,
pictures. Lots of pictures.

The beautiful people
in the beautiful setting.

As a matter of fact,
the pictures will probably tell

as much of the story
as the words.

Maybe even more.

Oh, very funny.
Professional jealousy.

Come on.

Can I ask you something,
Mr. Bosley?

Only if you call me John.

John.

All right,
what's the question?

Well, actually, it's more
of a favor than a question.

I'd appreciate it if you'd
handle our guests gently

when it comes to taking
pictures ofthem.

BOSLEY:
Oh, why is that?

Well, you see,
the philosophy of the club

is to provide
an environment

where single people can
get together on equal footing.

You know, where there aren't
a lot of rules.

And while they're all
supposed to be single,

that isn't always the case.

Oh, well, don't worry
about that.

Single Life magazine
is not a scandal sheet.

You see, we would never
take a picture

and print it of anyone
without their permission.

Oh, never.

You don't know how much better
that makes me feel.

How about if I get a shot ofthe
two of you to start things off?

Terrific. If we have
your permission.

Of course you do.

Shoot

[CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKING]

Shoot

M

Hi there.
Hi. How's it going?

Are you kidding? I worked one
summer in my uncle's bar.

The bar business
is like swimming.

Once you learn how,
you never forget.

What can I get you,
Mr. Bosley?

Whatever he's having,
it's on the club.

Well, I've heard an awful lot
about your Hawaiian coffee.

I think I'll have one of those.
All right.

Miss Green, lam working.

It's Toni. And what time
do you get off?

Hopefully soon.

TONI:
All right.

M

[CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING]

Ah, there you are.
How are you coming, Kelly?

Well, we started
with the plane's crew

and anyone flying
on foreign passport.

There were 13 ofthem.
But they all seem okay.

Oh, and Toni Green,
the tour director,

looks clean too.

She's been with the club
for three years.

Well, where did
the flight originate?

New York.

But it stopped in Chicago,
Detroit and Minneapolis.

Yeah, all ofwhich
are near the Canadian border.

Right.

Our man travels
from Europe to Canada,

crosses over to the US.
at any number ofspots,

and then hops a flight
to the islands.

Well, these people
aren't amateurs, are they?

They certainly aren't.

Lieutenant Torres
is tracing Obers moves

to see if anyone else followed
exactly the same route.

Kelly, listen, do you think
there's any chance

of convincing Nilsson
to delay his visit

until we can
assure his safety?

Nilsson won't budge.

Torres' boss tried, the governor
of the state tried,

and he says his schedule's set
and he won't change it.

He doesn't want the Red Circle
to think he can be intimidated.

Well, it seems to me it's better
to be intimidated

than to be dead.

Well, unfortunately,
you're not him.

Bottom line is
he'll be here in 48 hours.

[PHONE LINE DISCONNECTS]

Yeah.

Smile.

[CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING]

Thanks.

M

[CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING]

Where's the, uh, rest
of your foursome?

It's just me.
I'm playing alone.

You mean you came to a singles
resort so you could be alone?

Now, that is different.

Uh, my name is John Bosley.

I'm doing an article
on Club Aloha.

Bud Fisher.
Hi.

What kind of an article?

Well, it's for Single Life
magazine.

| just wanna find out what goes
on at a swinging singles resort.

[LAUGHS]

You've got the wrong fellow.
This is my first time.

Really? Oh, that's perfect.

I'd love to get
your point of view.

You know, like what did you
expect exactly?

How does "to be left alone"
sound?

Oh, well, I'm just trying
to do my job.

That's fine. Then do it
with somebody else, all right?

JULIE:
Hey, fellas. Over here.

No pictures, please.

[CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING]

Look, I asked you nicely,
now you--

Wait a minute, wait a minute.
Look, relax. I won't use it.

Well, if you do, then I'm gonna
sue the both of you

for invasion of privacy,
and I'm gonna win too.

Okay, okay. You're not the only
picture on the roll.

When I get it developed,
I'll give you the negative.

Fair enough?

Friend of yours?

Not exactly.

Well, one thing's
for sure.

Another Jack Nicklaus,
he ain't.

M

[LAUGHS]

Hey. Oh, you're in trouble.

[P LAYFUL ROARING]

Oh!

[BOTH LAUGH]

Are you all right?
Yes.

JACK:
Oh, you got me.

[CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING]

Hey! Cut that out!

You go on.
I'll take care of them.

John Bosley, Single Life
magazine.

Now, wait a minute. No way are
we gonna be in that magazine.

Take it easy, Jack.

Look, you know
what that would do.

LISA:
Why don't you go up to the hotel

and let me
talk to him, huh?

You certainly
handled him well, miss...?

Gallo. Lisa Gallo.

Uh, can I trust you?

Depends what with?

A confession.

Do I look like a priest?

Not much, but I think
I'll risk it,

if you'll buy me a drink.

Well, what about
your friend?

Well, what about him?

Right.

Here we go.

What I have going with Jack
Barrows is totally innocent.

He's married
and you call it innocent.

Well, adult innocent.

Whether it lasts a day, a week,
or several weeks,

nobody's gonna get hurt.

Unless his wife
sees those photographs of us.

Oh, don't worry. Your secret
is safe with Julie and me.

I knew you'd understand.

Is that why a woman like you
comes to a resort like this?

I mean, were you hoping to meet
someone like Jack Barrows?

Unless I could meet
someone better.

You know, the nice thing
about having relationships

at a place like this is that
nobody expects them to last.

I'll remember that.

I'll quote you.

Forget the quote.

Remember me.

Oh, I think I'll remember you,
all right.

M

Give me
that last one again.

KELLY [OVER PHONE]:
Mark Williams.

The address
and phone number

he gave the airlines
are both phony.

And he paid cash
for his ticket.

I know it's not much but--

Well, it's more than we had
a few hours ago.

Oh, and there are a couple
of other names we can eliminate.

All right.
Well, then look,

you have to hold on
for a second.

I've gotta get my passenger
list. It's in the bedroom.

Be right back.

M

[DOORKNOB JIGGLING]

[SCREAMS]

[noon OPENS]

[BANGING ON DOOR]

Bos!

Bosleyl Bos!

[BOTH GASP]

[PANTING]

Did you see anyone else
in the hallway?

Well, yes, a man just ran by
as I came out of my room.

He went towards the pool.

Oh, not where
they're having the luau.

What happened?

There was a burglar
in my room.

LISA:
Did he take anything?

Oh, nothing I can't replace.

Just a roll of film
I shot today.

[SIGHS]

M

You could have at least
told me who you were.

I'm sorry, there was just
no otherway.

[KNOCK AT DOOR]

$3

Here it is.

Out of 36 shots on that roll,
22 were Club Aloha guests.

Well, this should simplify
ourjob considerably.

Well, at least we know
the assassin is in this hotel.

And our boy wouldn't
have taken such a chance

unless he knew that his picture
was on file somewhere.

I've already talked
to Interpol.

They're sending every photo
they can come up with

of known Red Circle members.

Okay. By tomorrow night,

I'll have another shot
of everyone on the list.

You know, it! could get moved
to the lobby bar,

it would make it a whole lot
easier to see

if any ofthe 22
leave the hotel.

I think! can arrange it.

I'll have men out front
at all times.

All you have to do
is say the word.

They'll tail
anybody you say.

Good.

Bos, what about that Mark
Williams I called you about?

Is he on Julie's list?

Uh, no, he's not.

Who's Mark Williams?

TONI:
Oh, that poor man.

He's been sick
ever since he arrived.

I don't think he's been
out of his room.

Has he seen a doctor?

He is a doctor.

How do you know?

I don't know.
He said he was.

Well, he lied to the airlines

about his phone number
and address.

Oh, dear.
I see what you mean.

Julie, along with the shots
ofthe 22, do you think--?

Mark Williams? I got him.

M

[ENGINE STARTS]

M

KRIS [OVER PHONE:
Barrows just left here
in a big hurry.

Two of his men
are following him.

I think we may have
something.

What do you think?

I think it's a little
too soon

to start planning
our victory party.

Maybe I should
get out there

and supervise the surveillance
myself.

It might be
a good idea.

M

Well, as far as I know,

Bud Fisher is exactly
who he says he is:

a business executive
from Detroit.

Besides, he doesn't have
an accent of any kind.

Nothing says our man
will have an accent.

Hi. Got them.

All 22? So fast?

Yup. This time,
you keep them.

I'll see that Kris
gets them.

Okay. Well, off to my next
assignment.

The reclusive
Mark Williams.

See you later.
Goodbye.

M

[CHUCKLING NERVOUSLY]

I hope you don't mind me
dropping in on you like this.

That's about the corniest line
I've ever heard.

Well, it! knew
this was gonna happen,

I'd have thought
of a better one.

Are you hurt?

Only my professional pride.

Oh, I see.

Uh, if you don't mind
my asking,

what are you--?
What are you doing up there?

| work for Single Life
magazine,

and we're doing an article
on the club,

and I was trying
to get some pictures.

Pictures?
Pictures of what?

Of you.

Of me? Why me?

You're our mystery man.

I mean, you've been hiding out
here like Howard Hughes.

I just had to have a shot
of a man

who would come to Club Aloha
to be a hermit.

Well, I hate
to disappoint you,

but Club Aloha would not
have been my first choice.

It just so happened to be the
first plane leaving Minneapolis

when I arrived
at the airport.

You sound like a man
in a big hurry to get someplace.

No. To get away
from someone.

Wanna talk about her?

It's notjust her.

It's them.

My wife
and one of my patients.

I'm a doctor.

And she's my nurse,
orwas my nurse.

M

[CAR ENGINE STARTS]

[ENGINE STARTS]

Bos. Barrows just came back
with a shopping bag.

Yeah, well,
Kelly just called in.

Lieutenant Torres
followed Barrows downtown

to a luggage shop
in Honolulu.

Well, he's gotta have
a connection here

if he wanted to get away
afterwards.

Also to get a weapon.

He certainly couldn't carry one
on a plane.

It looks like we've got
a live one.

lhope
it's the live one.

Nilsson is due in Honolulu
tomorrow afternoon.

Well, don't worry.

Barrows won't leave this hotel
without company.

Just because you saw them
together doesn't mean anything.

You think that doesn't
bother me?

What if nothing
happened?

I ran off
like some spoiled kid.

Do you love her?

Yes.

Or! did.
I don't know anymore.

Well, you're never gonna find
out by hiding like an ostrich

with your head
in the sand.

No, I don't think
I can speak with her.

Not yet anyway.

Well, while you're thinking
about it, do me a favor.

Take your picture?

[CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICK]

Thanks.

I gotta go now,
but if you really love her,

give her another
chance, okay?

Uh...

Why is it you don't use
the front door?

Good thinking.

M

I just talked to Kelly.

These are the photos
that Julie took this morning.

Just got them back
from the lab.

Any of these match up
with the Red Circle photos?

KRIS:
Not so far.

Uh-oh, Bos.

Trouble.

You've got company.

I'm surprised to see you
still alone.

Well, like I said,
I'm working.

Why don't you interview me
over a drink?

Only a fool would turn down
such a beautiful lady.

Won't you sit down?

Miss.

Well, what would
you like?

Mai tai.

Fine.

To paraphrase
your own lines,

I'm surprised to see you
alone again.

Oh, you mean Jack?

Well, lately my life
just seems

to be a series
of one-night stands.

Doesn't that, uh,
bother you?

Of course
it bothers me.

But not as much
as being married

to a man like that
would bother me.

I think I've found someone much
more interesting to replace him.

Oh? Who?

You.

Did anyone ever tell you
that you're outrageous?

Yes, they usually say
outrageous and charming.

[LAUGHS]

Have you ever been married?

Never.

Now, how could such
an attractive man as you

stay single, hm?

Oh, there's a lot to be said
for being single.

Well, you don't have to sell me
on staying single.

I've been single
several times myself.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

I wonder where
everybody's going.

Let's go find out.

JULIE:
It's Barrows.

[GASPS]

M

M

According to Lieutenant Torres,
the maid cleaned the room

after Barrows came back
to the hotel,

and she doesn't remember
throwing out a shopping bag.

Well, he could've dumped the bag
someplace else.

Or he could have left the bag
and its contents someplace else.

And that someone
killed him?

Suppose someone
left a weapon

at the luggage shop
for the assassin.

Now, it's not likely
that he would risk exposure

by picking it up himself,
is it?

So he sends Jack Barrows.

But if Barrows is an accomplice,
why kill him?

[RINGS]

Hello?

Yes. We're all here.

All right.
Thank you very much.

The medical examinerjust
finished the autopsy on Barrows.

He died of a slow-acting poison,
a relatively rare one.

It would take some medical
knowledge to administer it.

Dr. Mark Williams?

I can't believe it.

Well, he did give
a false address

and phone number
to the airline.

Well, who knows
why he'd do that?

He said he was
so mixed up,

he just caught the first plane
he could get.

He didn't care
where he was going.

Well, I hope you're right,
Julie,

but we can't
take that chance.

No. No, you're right.
We can't.

Well, I better get this film off
to the lab.

His picture's on it.

Any luck
with the first roll?

Interpol just sent a batch
of new photos

of the Red Circle people.
It's slow.

Oh, you can eliminate
the one named Bud Fisher.

Oh? Why is that?

His real name's
Zzbrofski.
NOTES: Zzbrofski per script - Nick

He's an accountant
with a labor union in Detroit.

Apparently, the FBI
wants to talk to him

about some missing funds.

Well, why doesn't
Lieutenant Torres

tell the FBI
where they can find him?

Already done.

Ah, it's getting late.
I better get back to Honolulu.

Well, there's nothing more
we can do tonight, anyway.

First thing in the morning,
the lieutenant and I

are gonna pay a visit
to that luggage shop.

Don't worry.
We'll get a break.

You'd better. Nilsson's plane
touches down in about 15 hours.

M

Morning.
Can I help you?

Well, I hope so.

My friend's husband
was in yesterday

and he bought her
a beautiful bag,

and I'd love to have one
just like it.

Which bag was it?

Well, I don't see it.

I don't think
it was any of these.

Do you have some more
in the back?

No, this is all.

That's it. It must have been
a custom order.

I'll look it up
in the order book.

Is the L for Lin?

Oh, yes. I put it
on all custom work.

KELLY:
Very nice.

Now, what's your
friend's name?

Oh, Kris Barrows.

Her husband's name
is Jack Barrows.

Don't know anybody
by that name.

Well, sure you do.
He was in here yesterday.

No. Sorry.

[GRU NTS]

Don't worry, lieutenant,

he won't give you
any more trouble.

M

Are you, uh, leaving us?

Oh...
What's wrong?

Well, I just can't
stay here any longer,

I didn't think Barrows
meant that much to you.

He was just a guy,
but he was nice.

Why did that
have to happen?

Well, will you be
going home?

[SNIFFLES]

I've had enough fun
for a while.

Look at them.
All laughing and carrying on

as if nothing
ever happened.

I've gotta get out of here.

I'm just sorry that we didn't
have a chance

to become
better acquainted.

I don't think
it was in the cards.

Well...

it might have been
interesting.

When you come to New York,

will you call me?

I don't get to New York
very often.

Is she all right?
She seemed very upset.

She was upset.

I think! might have
misjudged her.

KELLY:
Kris. Bos.

Take a look at these.
We hit the jackpot.

Which one is he?

Not him. Her.
It's Lisa Gallo.

Are you sure?

Well, what do you think?

Well, it's such
a bad picture.

KELLY:
Her real name's
Francesca Girard.

She's French-Algerian.

She was a nurse, so she'd know
how to use the poison.

She just checked out,
and I let her go.

Mark Williams is gone,

but his bags are in the
bungalow. He didn't check out.

When I couldn't find him,

we used Toni's passkey
to get inside.

Could the Red Circle
have sent a third killer?

JULIE:
It's gotta be Mark Williams.

Kelly, when will the pictures
that Julie took of Williams

be ready at the lab?

Not soon enough
to do us any good.

Oh, I know what he looks like,
so does Toni.

I sure do.

Well, we all know
where to find them.

Right. The airport.
Let's go.

ljust talked
to the tower.

Now, Nilsson's plane is due
to arrive one half hour early.

Oh, great.
Where's Julie?

She and Toni are out there
somewhere.

I better get
with Torres.

M

WOMAN [OVER PA]:
Will Mr. Rowan

please call
the flight desk?

Will Mr. Rowan please call
the flight desk?

All passengers
of Flight 492 to Chicago

may now board at Gate 43.

M

Excuse me, excuse me.

Excuse me.

BOSLEY:
Excuse me. Excuse me, please.

John? What are you
doing here?

Looking for you.

This is not where you catch
your flight to New York.

I had something else
I had to do.

Not anymore you don't.

M

[PEOPLE EXCLAIMING]

That must be
his wife.

Dr. Williams.

Hi.

You were right.

[CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS]

Sometimes there really is
a happily ever after.

M

M

Hi, everybody.
ALL: Hi.

Hi, Charlie.
If you're there.

CHARLIE [OVER SPEAKER]:
Right here, Julie.

We were just about to go out
to lunch. You wanna join us?

Oh, I'd love to,
but I just had brunch

with Dr. Williams
and his wife.

They wanted
to say thanks.

I guess this is our day
for thank yous.

Charlie just got a nice call
from the governor's office.

Not to mention a call from
the World Peace Organization

and several from European
law enforcement agencies.

You landed a big fish
when you brought in Lisa Gallo.

Wow, I'm impressed.

We're impressed too.
With you.

Well, I...

Thank you. ljust did--

Well, it's not what you did,
it's how you did it.

I don't understand.

Well, Kris means you handled
your part of the assignment

like you'd been doing it
foryears.

She's right, Julie.

I've been doing this sort
ofthing for a long time.

You're one of the fastest
learners I've ever seen.

BOSLEY:
And from what Dr. Williams
told me,

she's also a pretty good
marriage counselor.

[ALL LAUGH]

Oh, wow.

I feel so, uh, dumb.

I have so much to say
and I...

Well, what's most important

is that you really make me
feel like! belong.

And that really means
a lot to me.

It's really important
for someone like me

to have friends
like you.

Well, Julie, you're more
than a friend to us now.

You're part
of the family.

Right.

Yes, indeed.

Welcome.
Thanks.

All right.

M