Brian and Mia's Relationship - Fast & Furious - Screen Bites

Tuna on white, no crust, right? I don't know, how is it? Every day for the last three weeks you've been coming in here and you've been asking me how the tuna is now. It was crappy yesterday, it was crappy the day before, and guess what? Hasn't changed. I'll have the tuna. No crust? No crust. So, how is it anyways that the gang came to be? What? Gang. The gang? No, they don't call themselves that. Well, what do they call themselves then? They're a team, they call themselves a team. Alright, so how is it that the team came to be? Well, that's a whole lot of history. I've got time. Okay, Vince grew up with my brother. Actually, he didn't ever actually grow up, as you can tell. But they were friends as kids. And Letty, she lived down the street. Always into cars, though. Ever since she was like ten years old. So naturally, you know. My brother always had her attention. And then she turned sixteen. And then she had Dom's attention. Yeah. Yeah, it's funny how that works, isn't it? Yeah. How is it that Jesse fits into the whole thing? Jesse? Well, Jesse and Leon just sort of showed up one night and never, ever left. That's just the way my brother is, though, you know? Dom's like... He's like gravity. Everything just gets pulled to him. Even you. Mm-mm. No. The only thing that pulled me in was you. Being friends with your brother is just a bonus. That's good. It's good. It's nice to come first every once in a while. Want to go for a drive? Listen to me. Mia, I'm a cop. What are you talking about, Brian? What is this? Ever since the first time I met you, I've been undercover. You bastard. Mia. Get off of me, Brian! Mia, listen to me! Everything I ever said I felt about you is real. I swear to God. You have to believe me, Mia, but right now this isn't about you and me. Your brother's out there. He's about to pull a job, and we're running out of time. Those truckers, they're not laying down anymore. You know what? Maybe they'll make it through tonight. But every single law enforcement agency in California is coming down on them. If you don't want anything to happen to your brother, to Letty, to Leon, to Vince, you have to just get in that car with me right now. You have to help me. Mia, you are the only person that can help me right now. Please, Mia. Please help me. You asked me why I let Don go. I think it's because at that moment, I respected him more than I did myself. One thing I learned from Don is that nothing really matters unless you have a code. What's your code, Brian? I'm working on it. I'm pregnant. I already lost my family once. I'm not going to do that again. Are you kidding me? No. I like this. You like this? Or this? Yes. That's my boy. All right, let's see how this thing flies. You watching? Tom, what do you know? Wavin'. Hey, Jack. What's up, Uncle Don? You excited to see him? You already pushing imports on him? Dad's not pushing anything. He chose that car. Yeah, we know he's an O'Connor, but I brought you something, Jack. Yeah, he's also a Toronto. I don't know. Luckily, he has a couple more years to decide, right? I think he decided, man. I think it's time for his nap. Come on, Pete. Okay. All right, you ready? There we go. Hey, buddy. Cars don't fly. This one did, huh? Brian admitted that. Things have changed. He's struggling, Dom. He doesn't want me to see it, but the white picket fence is like an anchor on him. I can tell. I tried to talk to him the other night. You know what he said? He doesn't miss the girls. He doesn't miss the cars. He misses the bullets. Let him settle in. Give him time. How does nine months sound? As having another baby. You didn't tell him, did you? Here we go. We're racing. Are you ready? You gotta tell him. Are you sure? All right, good. I don't want him to be disappointed with his life. I think I'm ready, too. With me. He will never be disappointed with you. You're the best thing that's ever happened to him. Thank you. Brian, are you okay? Mia, listen to me. Something's about to go down. If you don't hear from me in 24 hours, I need you to take Jack and move on. You understand? You understand what I'm saying? No, I can't do that, Brian. No, I can't. We're gonna have another baby. It's a little girl. And she's going to need her father, so you have to finish what you're doing and you have to come home to her. You have to come home to us. I'm sorry I didn't tell you before. I was scared you'd be disappointed with domestic life. You know the best decision I ever made was stepping into the store and buying that first sandwich? It was such a bad sandwich. I know, I ate a lot of them. I love you, Mia. Don't do that. What? The way you said it, it's like goodbye, say something else. Okay, kiss Jack for me. I will. I love you, Brian. It does. Let's get mama. Here we go. Because the sun is out. Medium rare, but I can get, like, well done. It's, like, really darn good. What you nudging me for? Close your mouth for two seconds. Just open your eyes. Beautiful.