Gloria meant everything she told Amy. She was truly happy for her and was not jealous. She was sure if she worked hard, eventually she'd get her own chance at a movie audition. Gloria might have just met Amy, but she already considered her a friend. Gloria wanted Amy to do great at her audition and she knew running lines would help a lot.<br/><br/>Gloria smiled at Amy, happy her friend hadn't forgotten about introducing her to some photographers. Amy had told her that she needed to get some good pictures taken. It would help her when she met with agents. Not that Gloria was ready for that yet. She had just gotten here, after all.<br/><br/>"That sounds good to me and you're very welcome."<br/><br/>Gloria didn't think Amy was disturbing her at all. In fact, she thought it was kind of fun to run lines with her. It took her back to her high school days, running lines with one of her friends in their room for the school play. Gloria thought Amy did a very good job. She had a feeling her friend would not need to look at the script too much come audition day.<br/><br/>When Amy mentioned food, Gloria's stomach growled. Reminding her that it had been a few hours since she had ate.<br/><br/>"It's okay, you didn't waste it. It's been fun."<br/><br/>Gloria replied to Amy but agreed that food was a good idea. You couldn't go through life on an empty stomach. When Amy offered to pay for lunch, Gloria said with a smile.<br/><br/>"Sounds like a good deal to me."<br/><br/>It didn't take her long to get ready to head to the diner with Amy for lunch.