Rich didn't give a shit if his secretary was tired of this. Rich was looking for the right girl. One that was pretty enough to be on screen next to Martin. And one that could at least act her way out of a paper bag. But she couldn't be that great of an actress. She couldn't look better then Martin. Martin Hayes was his ticket to the good things in life. Rich would never risk pissing him off to the point, that Martin would leave because he felt out shined by a woman. Rich Porter would never go back to where he was before he found Martin. He wouldn't be poor again. People polished his fucking shoes, not the other way around.<br/><br/>When Amy Stevens walked in, Rich grinned. She definitely fit the requirements of the ad. She was young and beautiful. She had a natural beauty, one that wouldn't need to brought out with lots of makeup. Nor would she need to spend forever at a hair salon getting her hair the correct color. She would definitely save the studio money in the hair and makeup department. Very minimal things would need to be done to get her camera ready.<br/><br/>Of course, it was her eyes that lured Rich in. Not because they were blue, but because his secretary was right. Miss Stevens looked so desperate. Like a dog begging for a treat. He could definitely work with this. He sent his secretary off and stood up.<br/><br/>"It is a pleasure to meet you, Miss Stevens."<br/><br/>He replied, offering the young woman his hand and then a seat in front of his desk after they shook.<br/><br/>"And you're welcome, thank you for answering the ad."<br/><br/>He reached into the top drawer of his desk and pulled out a folder after retaking his seat. Inside was the questionnaire he always asked the young women who came to see him. Amy had fit the first part of his ad, she physically could be a match to Martin, but studios didn't want just a pretty face. She had to be able to act.<br/><br/>"So, tell me, what kind of experience do you have, Miss Stevens? I understand you haven't been offered an opportunity here. How long have you been in Hollywood?"<br/><br/>How long Amy had been living here without an acting job, would definitely help him gauge how desperate the young woman truly was.