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She
saw
him
come
off
the
plane
with
Tom
Hagen
and
the
new
man
he
had
working
for
him
,
Albert
Neri
.
Kay
did
n't
care
much
for
Neri
,
he
reminded
her
of
Luca
Brasi
in
his
quiet
ferociousness
.
She
saw
Neri
drop
behind
Michael
and
off
to
the
side
,
saw
his
quick
penetrating
glance
as
his
eyes
swept
over
everybody
nearby
.
It
was
Neri
who
first
spotted
Kay
and
touched
Michael
's
shoulder
to
make
him
look
in
the
proper
direction
.
Kay
ran
into
her
husband
's
arms
and
he
quickly
kissed
her
and
let
her
go
.
He
and
Tom
Hagen
and
Kay
got
into
the
limousine
and
Albert
Neri
vanished
.
Kay
did
not
notice
that
Neri
had
gotten
into
another
car
with
two
other
men
and
that
this
car
rode
behind
the
limousine
until
it
reached
Long
Beach
.
Kay
never
asked
Michael
how
his
business
had
gone
.
Even
such
polite
questions
were
understood
to
be
awkward
,
not
that
he
would
n't
give
her
an
equally
polite
answer
,
but
it
would
remind
them
both
of
the
forbidden
territory
their
marriage
could
never
include
.
Kay
did
n't
mind
anymore
.
But
when
Michael
told
her
he
would
have
to
spend
the
evening
with
his
father
to
tell
him
about
the
Vegas
trip
,
she
could
n't
help
making
a
little
frown
of
disappointment
.
"
I
'm
sorry
,
"
Michael
said
.
"
Tomorrow
night
we
'll
go
into
New
York
and
see
a
show
and
have
dinner
,
OK
?
"
He
patted
her
stomach
,
she
was
almost
seven
months
pregnant
.
"
After
the
kid
comes
you
'll
be
tied
down
again
.
Hell
,
you
're
more
Italian
than
Yankee
.
Two
kids
in
two
years
.
"
Kay
said
tartly
,
"
And
you
're
more
Yankee
than
Italian
.
Your
first
evening
home
and
you
spend
it
on
business
.
"
But
she
smiled
at
him
when
she
said
it
.
"
You
wo
n't
be
home
late
?
"
"
Before
midnight
,
"
Michael
said
.
"
Do
n't
wait
up
for
me
if
you
feel
tired
.
"
"
I
'll
wait
up
,
"
Kay
said
.
At
the
meeting
that
night
,
in
the
corner
room
library
of
Don
Corleone
's
house
,
were
the
Don
himself
,
Michael
,
Tom
Hagen
,
Carlo
Rizzi
,
and
the
two
caporegimes
,
Clemenza
and
Tessio
.
The
atmosphere
of
the
meeting
was
by
no
means
so
congenial
as
in
former
days
.
Ever
since
Don
Corleone
had
announced
his
semiretirement
and
Michael
's
take-over
of
the
Family
business
,
there
had
been
some
strain
.
Succession
in
control
of
such
an
enterprise
as
the
Family
was
by
no
means
hereditary
.
In
any
other
Family
powerful
caporegimes
such
as
Clemenza
and
Tessio
might
have
succeeded
to
the
position
of
Don
.
Or
at
least
they
might
have
been
allowed
to
split
off
and
form
their
own
Family
.
