<div style="text-align: justify;">Amy had no idea about the thoughts in Rich’s mind. Even if she did, though, she would probably have taken the opportunity he offered anyway. After a while and too many ‘nos’ heard, a girl learned that she would be smart to accept anything anyone offered. It would be experience, at least. And she could always move on to better things in the future, or at least make a decent income. <br/><br/>Trying to focus on the present, Amy made her best to look as good as she possibly could. Looking good was part of the job, after all. Showing a bright smile, the girl waited for Rich to say something. “Thank you, sir”, the girl murmured when the man finally spoke. “It is an honor”, she completed, trying not to sound too excited. <br/><br/>When Rich thanked her for answering the ad, the girl nodded. <br/><br/>She was a little ashamed of her failure when Rich asked about her experience. “I… school plays, and stage acting b-back at my home town - mostly comedy, but I’m sure I can do something else if I’m required to...”, Amy finally replied, a little nervous. <br/><br/>It took the girl a while to answer Rich’s question about how long she had been in Hollywood. Admitting it only made her feel more like a failure. It took some effort to tell Rich the truth, but Amy decided to speak up anyway. After all, she was already as low as she could possibly sink. Things wouldn't get any worse for her, probably. “One year and a half, sir”, she replied very quietly. “I promise I can act, Mr. Porter, just give me a chance, please? I… g-give me a sheet of text, and I’ll read it here, please?”. It was clear that the girl was really desperate for a break, and would take anything that Rich offered her.</div>