"You're welcome and I'm sure you will."<br/><br/>Rich replied back to Amy. She seemed to be a pretty punctual girl. Which was good, he preferred his talent to be on time. Only someone of Martin Hayes' standing could get away with being late. Not that Martin ever was. That's why the directors and crew like him. He seemed like a nice enough guy, even famous now, to understand everyone had personal lives and that being late held things up.<br/><br/>Once Amy left the office, Rich called Diane and told her to get a hold of the director and schedule the audition. If things worked out with Amy, then Rich had a feeling that she and him would become 'good' friends.<br/><br/>---------------------------------<br/><br/>Gloria was a little embarrassed at the state of her hair. Mom always said to dress for success. Although Gloria wanted to be an actress, she wasn't that naive. She understood that even Martin Hayes had worked a real job before he was famous. Mom also said all good things came to those who could wait and Gloria was very patient.<br/><br/>"It's fine."<br/><br/>Gloria replied, not too worried about her hair when she saw the look of excitement on Amy's face. She had a feeling it had to do with the folder she was holding. When Amy explained what it was, she grinned.<br/><br/>"That's awesome, congratulations! I'm very happy for you."<br/><br/>Gloria was genuinely happy for Amy. While some girls would be jealous that their friend got a script and not them, Gloria wasn't like that. She was very happy for Amy, especially since she knew how long Amy had been trying to get her first break. And to have a chance to be in a movie with Martin Hayes....that was like a dream come true!<br/><br/>"Did you need help with it? I'll run lines with you."<br/><br/>Gloria offered, she knew from her own experience it was much easier to learn lines when you had someone to bounce them off of. When Amy began to cry, Gloria gave her a hug and said.<br/><br/>"It doesn't matter how minor it is, it's a start. Your foot is finally through the door."