<div style="text-align: justify;">"I'm sure they will, you have a great figure", Amy responded to Gloria's comment on hoping that the dresses would like nice on her. She was indeed sure. Gloria was a pretty woman, and Amy could admit that easily without really being bothered.<br/><br/>When her friend was ready to go back downstairs, Amy joined her downstairs.<br/><br/>Explaining how the street worked was easy, since Amy was used to being there. She nodded when Gloria mentioned that they should find some shoes to match her dress. That was a really good idea, and she hoped she would be lucky once again. She needed to have the perfect outfit for the audition, after all. She needed to make sure Rich Porter liked her, and that the casting director did too, as she needed to convince them both that she was good enough to be in a scene with Martin Hayes one day.<br/><br/>Once they finished up with Mrs. Smith, Amy led the way out to the store a couple doors down. This one was owned by an elderly gentleman, with kindly blue eyes and that 'grandpa' feel to him. <br/><br/>Amy showed a big smile when she greeted the man. "Hey, Grandpa Joe. This is my new friend Gloria, we have come to look for something nice". The elderly gentleman nodded and smiled at the girls. "All right, children, now come on in to the back. I have a few new ones, they should be your number, dear". He turned to Gloria, kindly. "What is your number, sweetheart? And full name, please? I like keeping a record, this way I can let the girls who buy from me know when something could interest them", he explained.</div>